AIG $10mn fine sign of regulatory clampdown

15 September 2003

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The $10mn fine handed to AIG last week was a further sign that US regulators are scrutinising the industry’s penchant for complicated financial instruments.

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Aon estimates Milton insured losses at $25bn to $40bn

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