AIG Life
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AIG - American International Group Inc. - continues as one of the world's largest providers of life insurance products, annuities and retirement savings plans to individuals, small and large businesses, schools and health care operations.
Deemed "too big to fail" in the beginning of the recent Great Recession, AIG in September 2008 received $85 billion from the Federal Reserve Bank of N.Y. (in exchange, putting a 79 percent ownership stake into trust created for the U.S. Treasury Department).
Created around 1919 in Shanghai, AIG moved its headquarters to New York City in 1939.
Today, AIG companies provide life insurance and retirement services in the United States, and property casualty products worldwide.
In a 2010 letter to shareholders, new president and CEO Robert Benmosche wrote that AIG refocused its major businesses, "significantly stabilized the company" and was on its way toward paying back U.S. taxpayers. AIG is on track to regain its place as one of the world's largest insurance companies, with AIG life insurance and retirement services presenting "enormous growth opportunities," he said.
AIG, its subsidiary companies and network of local advisors is found on the Web at www.aigcorporate.com/index.html. AIG common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange, and exchanges in Ireland and Tokyo.
In restructuring, AIG rebranded into SunAmerica Financial Group what was its AIG Domestic Life and Retirement Services division. SunAmerica today is the fourth largest provider of AIG life insurance products in the U.S., listing more than $19 billion in premiums and deposits.
Through its network of local advisors, SunAmerica offers life insurance policies, retirement savings and guaranteed income products, and serves more than 16 million people. SunAmerica works with life insurance options for individuals; it also offers retirement savings plans and services to employers in higher education, public K-12 schools and health care.
SunAmerica Financial Group comprises:
American General Life Companies: Founded in 1850 and offers a full range of life insurance products and serves more than six million customers.
Valic: Retirement savings plans and products for schools and health care institutions.
SunAmerica: Retirement savings plans offered through 120,000 financial advisors.
FSC Securities Corp., SagePoint Financial and Royal Alliance: Under the Advisor Group umbrella, 4,800 broker-dealers manage a portfolio of asset management products and programs.
AGLA (American General Life and Accident Insurance Co.): Life insurance products aimed at middle market consumers and small businesses. In addition to universal life, whole life, term, accident and health, and voluntary benefit plans, AGLA offers Quality of Life…Insurance® - a life insurance policy the owner can use without dying first.
SunAmerica Asset Management: Manages mutual funds, retirement markets and variable annuities.
Western National: Fixed annuity products for U.S. clients.
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AIG Life is not affiliated with, nor does it endorse or sponsor, the contents of this webpage or the TermLifeInsuranceQuotes.com website.
AIG - American International Group Inc. - continues as one of the world's largest providers of life insurance products, annuities and retirement savings plans to individuals, small and large businesses, schools and health care operations.
Deemed "too big to fail" in the beginning of the recent Great Recession, AIG in September 2008 received $85 billion from the Federal Reserve Bank of N.Y. (in exchange, putting a 79 percent ownership stake into trust created for the U.S. Treasury Department).
Created around 1919 in Shanghai, AIG moved its headquarters to New York City in 1939.
Today, AIG companies provide life insurance and retirement services in the United States, and property casualty products worldwide.
In a 2010 letter to shareholders, new president and CEO Robert Benmosche wrote that AIG refocused its major businesses, "significantly stabilized the company" and was on its way toward paying back U.S. taxpayers. AIG is on track to regain its place as one of the world's largest insurance companies, with AIG life insurance and retirement services presenting "enormous growth opportunities," he said.
AIG, its subsidiary companies and network of local advisors is found on the Web at www.aigcorporate.com/index.html. AIG common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange, and exchanges in Ireland and Tokyo.
In restructuring, AIG rebranded into SunAmerica Financial Group what was its AIG Domestic Life and Retirement Services division. SunAmerica today is the fourth largest provider of AIG life insurance products in the U.S., listing more than $19 billion in premiums and deposits.
Through its network of local advisors, SunAmerica offers life insurance policies, retirement savings and guaranteed income products, and serves more than 16 million people. SunAmerica works with life insurance options for individuals; it also offers retirement savings plans and services to employers in higher education, public K-12 schools and health care.
SunAmerica Financial Group comprises:
American General Life Companies: Founded in 1850 and offers a full range of life insurance products and serves more than six million customers.
Valic: Retirement savings plans and products for schools and health care institutions.
SunAmerica: Retirement savings plans offered through 120,000 financial advisors.
FSC Securities Corp., SagePoint Financial and Royal Alliance: Under the Advisor Group umbrella, 4,800 broker-dealers manage a portfolio of asset management products and programs.
AGLA (American General Life and Accident Insurance Co.): Life insurance products aimed at middle market consumers and small businesses. In addition to universal life, whole life, term, accident and health, and voluntary benefit plans, AGLA offers Quality of Life…Insurance® - a life insurance policy the owner can use without dying first.
SunAmerica Asset Management: Manages mutual funds, retirement markets and variable annuities.
Western National: Fixed annuity products for U.S. clients.
