Risky Trading Wasn’t Just on the Fringe at A.I.G.
February 2nd, 2010
” But the suggestion that A.I.G.’s core insurance business did not dabble in derivatives is not quite true. One of its biggest insurance units, incorporated in Delaware, was also dealing in the derivatives known as credit-default swaps, according to regulatory filings with the state.”
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