American International Group Inc., the insurer that received a $182.3 billion bailout, said it would weigh “reshaping” the company to escape the U.S. government risk tag that brings greater regulatory oversight.
Lemme help you here Peter. You don’t need to “reshape” the company to lose the designation too big to fail. You need to become “less big”. Pretty simple concept that has nothing to do with “reshaping”. “Reshaping” is just more of the same kind of BS which led to your first collapse. If you want to lose the designation, make AIG smaller. Got that?
Dave, AIG have been thugs in this industry for a long time. Must be their NY roots. Why don’t we invite them to do 100% of their business offshore so they can escape US regulatory scrutiny. Maybe they could move the headquarter to Athens, Greece.
American International Group Inc., the insurer that received a $182.3 billion bailout, said it would weigh “reshaping” the company to escape the U.S. government risk tag that brings greater regulatory oversight.
Lemme help you here Peter. You don’t need to “reshape” the company to lose the designation too big to fail. You need to become “less big”. Pretty simple concept that has nothing to do with “reshaping”. “Reshaping” is just more of the same kind of BS which led to your first collapse. If you want to lose the designation, make AIG smaller. Got that?
Dave, AIG have been thugs in this industry for a long time. Must be their NY roots. Why don’t we invite them to do 100% of their business offshore so they can escape US regulatory scrutiny. Maybe they could move the headquarter to Athens, Greece.