2 May 2024Insurance

AIG shrinks 35% on asset sales, claims low single digit underlying growth

Global insurance group AIG laid claim to a low single digit increase in first quarter general insurance premiums after counting out the major divestitures that otherwise left it 35% smaller than it was a year ago.

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