“I thought the proposition was that AIG had more than enough asset coverage for solvency, that it was just a liquidity issue. If now it needs *another* $37.8 billion so soon after the previous injection... how confident are we this is a liquidity issue at all?
I mean, a liquidity short-fall of over $110 billion? I haven't done the math, but does that sound viable. AIG's book value earlier this year was only $100 billion... (I don't know if a more updated number is available). What's left?” source...
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