Under the deal, the third government rescue of AIG since September, the US Treasury and the Federal Reserve would provide about $30bn in fresh capital to the insurer, lower the interest rate on a $60bn loan and ease the terms of a $40bn preferred share investment.
People close to the situation said the $30bn would not be injected immediately but would be provided as a standby line of equity that AIG could tap as its losses mount.
If approved, the restructuring will be announced today alongside AIG's fourth-quarter results, which are expected to show a loss of about $60bn.
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