People close to the situation said the new plan – which comes less than two months after the Federal Reserve took an 80 per cent stake in AIG in exchange for an $85bn rescue loan – could be announced as early as today, with the insurer's third-quarter results.
However, they warned that no decision had yet been made and talks between AIG – led by Edward Liddy, chief executive – and the New York Federal Reserve could still founder.
Discussions were continuing apace yesterday with AIG officials and regulators shuffling between the New York Fed's building near Wall Street and the insurer's headquarters a few blocks away.
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