AIG finally launches $1.9bn IPO of Corebridge Financial

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Global insurance conglomerate American International Group (AIG) is finally moving ahead with plans to raise up to $1.92 billion by selling shares in its life and retirement business Corebridge Financial after a delay due to stock market volatility.

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