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American International Group AIGAIG said on June 9, 2024 that it waived its right to include a majority of the candidates on each Corebridge Board slate and that, after one of its designees resigned, it no longer held a controlling interest. The company said it held 48.4% of Corebridge and would no longer consolidate Corebridge.
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AI summaryAIG said on June 9, 2024 that it waived its right to include a majority of the candidates on each Corebridge Board slate and that, after one of its designees resigned, it no longer held a controlling interest. The company said it held 48.4% of Corebridge and would no longer consolidate Corebridge.
The company said that after the Separation, Corebridge's historical results will be reported as discontinued operations. It said it elected the fair value option for its retained stake, which it will account for as an equity method investment using Corebridge's stock price as fair value. The company also said dividends and stock price changes will be included in net investment income.
The company said it entered into an agreement on May 16, 2024 to sell 121,956,256 Corebridge shares (about 20%) to Nippon Life Insurance Company for about $3.8 billion. It expects the deal to close in Q1 2025. The company also said it sold about 5% stake for $876 million on May 30, 2024.
The company presented pro forma figures as of March 31, 2024 showing total assets changing from $544,121 million as reported to $168,312 million, and total AIG shareholders' equity changing from $43,385 million to $46,213 million.
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AIG Loses Control of Corebridge, Deconsolidates Results
AIG said on June 9, 2024 that it waived its right to include a majority of the candidates on each Corebridge Board slate and that, after one of its designees resigned, it no longer held a controlling interest. The company said it held 48.4% of Corebridge and would no longer consolidate Corebridge.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Accounting After the Separation
The company said that after the Separation, Corebridge's historical results will be reported as discontinued operations. It said it elected the fair value option for its retained stake, which it will account for as an equity method investment using Corebridge's stock price as fair value. The company also said dividends and stock price changes will be included in net investment income.
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Nippon Life Sale Agreement and 5% Stake Sale
The company said it entered into an agreement on May 16, 2024 to sell 121,956,256 Corebridge shares (about 20%) to Nippon Life Insurance Company for about $3.8 billion. It expects the deal to close in Q1 2025. The company also said it sold about 5% stake for $876 million on May 30, 2024.
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Pro Forma Financial Impact as of March 31, 2024
The company presented pro forma figures as of March 31, 2024 showing total assets changing from $544,121 million as reported to $168,312 million, and total AIG shareholders' equity changing from $43,385 million to $46,213 million.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
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