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AIG · NYSEInsurance
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Company details
Market cap
~$41B
P/E ratio
~13×
Div yield
~2.4%
EPS (2025)
$5.43
Revenue (2025)
~$27B
Net income (2025)
~$3.1B
Net prem. written
+2%
Capital returned (2025)
$6.8B
In plain English
American International Group is a global commercial and specialty insurer — the company that nearly collapsed in 2008 and took a ~$182B federal rescue, since repaid. Under CEO Peter Zaffino it has been rebuilt and slimmed to a focused property-casualty underwriter: it sold its Validus reinsurance arm to RenaissanceRe and spun off its life-and-retirement business as Corebridge, leaving it to underwrite complex corporate and high-net-worth risks worldwide and invest the premium float.
In simple terms
What AIG really sells
American International Group is a global commercial and specialty insurer — the company that nearly collapsed in 2008 and took a ~$182B federal rescue, since repaid. Under CEO Peter Zaffino it has been rebuilt and slimmed to a focused property-casualty underwriter: it sold its Validus reinsurance arm to RenaissanceRe and spun off its life-and-retirement business as Corebridge, leaving it to underwrite complex corporate and high-net-worth risks worldwide and invest the premium float.
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