Hartford Financial Services Group will buy back $3.4bn of its shares issued under the US government's bailout scheme, following a dramatic return to profit in 2009.
But Standard & Poor's (S&P) was not so impressed and said it was cutting its outlook on Hartford to negative because investment losses have held back the pace of the US insurer's earnings recovery.
Hartford is conducting a public offering of equity and debt securities consisting of $1.45bn of common stock and $500mn of...
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