AIG has replaced and extended the terms of a $4.5bn credit line with bankers. The giant insurer has said that the deal will give the group more flexibility.
It has established a four-year $3bn line of credit, including a $1.5bn sub-limit for Chartis and other AIG subsidiaries, and a $1.5bn facility available on a 364-day basis.
The new loans replace the existing $4.48bn credit lines AIG took out in December 2010, most of which was on a shorter-term basis.
Those...
You are currently viewing an incomplete version of this article. If you are a subscriber then please login now. If you are a non-subscriber but would like to be able to view this article, then please select from the purchasing options below.