AIG Blame for the Bailout Maureen McNichols Nathan T Blair 2009
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On February 5, 2009, the American International Group (AIG) received the biggest bailout in the history of American finance. It was a $180 billion federal bailout, supported by taxpayers, not only to keep its balance sheet intact but to salvage the financial house. It was AIG’s largest bailout, yet, and would likely be the last one for the company’s debt. The AIG debt was not the problem of the government. It was a failure of risk management, a
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