Feds Said to Consider Easing Rules on AIG

The video discusses the implications of the SIFI designation on AIG, highlighting the financial costs and growth opportunities following the removal of the 'too big to fail' label. It explores the influence of activist investor Carl Icahn, who pushed for restructuring, leading to asset sales and a focus on core insurance operations. AIG has significantly transformed, becoming smaller and more focused on insurance, shedding non-core businesses like aircraft leasing and ski resorts.

What were some of the assets AIG sold to pay back the government during the bailout?

In what ways has AIG attempted to transform itself into a solely insurance-focused company?