Berkshire Hathaway may net a $2.6bn gain plus float from AIG deal

If ultimate losses remain unchanged, Berkshire Hathaway will net a gain of around $2.6 billion plus the float in its $9.8 billion US casualty reinsurance agreement with American International Group (AIG), analysts at CreditSights writing in a January 20 note.

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