American International Group Inc. News

AIG to Sell Vermont’s Stowe Mountain Ski Operations After Seven Decades

American International Group Inc., the insurer that’s been divesting assets to narrow its focus, agreed to sell ski operations at Vermont’s Stowe Mountain to Vail Resorts Inc. AIG will retain majority ownership of the base area, which includes a 312-room …

Boy Scouts Sue AIG Unit in Dallas Court Over Sex Abuse Settlements

A unit of American International Group Inc. was sued by the Boy Scouts of America over claims it refused to provide insurance coverage for settlements of child sex-abuse cases from 1975 to 1980. The scouting organization alleges that National Union …

New York Regulator Surveying Insurers on TRIA Risk

New York’s Financial Services Superintendent Benjamin Lawsky has directed insurers that are licensed to write commercial property or liability business lines in the state to submit information on how they are responding to Congress’ failure so far to reauthorize the …

AIG to Close Georgia Shared Service Center; Closure to Affect 420 Workers

American International Group Inc. said the company plans to close its Shared Service Center located in Alpharetta, Georgia next year. The move is expected to affect approximately 420 employees, AIG told Insurance Journal. “The closure of the Shared Service Center …

AIG’s Expanded Operations Will Create 300 Jobs in Kansas

American International Group Inc. held a grand opening Tuesday to celebrate its expansion in Olathe, Kan., which will bring 300 new jobs to the state by the end of 2015. Gov. Sam Brownback and AIG President and CEI Peter Hancock …

N.Y. Regulators Say MetLife Fined $60M, to Cooperate in Probe of AIG

MetLife Inc., the largest U.S. life insurer, will pay $60 million after New York watchdogs found subsidiaries solicited business in the state without a license and made intentional misrepresentations to regulators. MetLife also agreed to cooperate with the New York …

AIG to Pay $15.6 M to Calif. for Underreporting Workers’ Comp Payments

American International Group Inc. will pay California $15.6 million in penalties to settle allegations that its insurance companies underreported workers’ compensation premiums over several decades. The sum is part of a $146.5 million settlement AIG reached with insurance regulators across …