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AIG raises $6 billion from AIA share sale
The deal attracts more than $9 billion of demand, but prices at the maximum 7% discount.
By Anette Jönsson | 6 March 2012
Equities
AIA gains 17.1% on day one, greenshoe exercised
The exercise of the shoe increases the deal size to $20.5 billion and makes the pan-Asia life insurer the third largest IPO in the world.
By Anette Jönsson | 1 November 2010
Equities
AIA raises $17.8 billion, remains on track to be third largest IPO in the world
The pan-Asian life-insurer prices at the top and exercises its 20% upsize option in full after attracting $130 billion of demand.
By Anette Jönsson | 25 October 2010
Equities
AIA CEO outlines growth strategies, but is short on detail
As the pan-Asia life insurer opens the retail portion of its $13.9 billion to $20.6 billion IPO and kicks off the marketing to US institutional investors today, sources say the ...
By Anette Jönsson | 18 October 2010
Equities
AIA seeks $14.9 billion from Hong Kong listing
The pan-Asian life insurer welcomes an early inflow of orders and is covered after the first day, including $1.92 billion of demand from five cornerstone investors, sources say.
By Anette Jönsson | 6 October 2010
Equities
Deutsche, Goldman and Morgan Stanley to lead AIA IPO
The revival of the Hong Kong listing comes after Prudential's bid to acquire the pan-Asia life insurer collapsed in early June.
By Anette Jönsson | 22 July 2010
M&A
Primus consortium and AIG amend Nan Shan purchase agreement
$325 million of the purchase price will be placed in escrow to support Nan Shan's capital ratio as Primus and China Strategic try to convince the Taiwan regulator to approve ...
By Anette Jönsson | 14 June 2010
Equities
Prudential's takeover of AIA collapses
After failing in its bid to renegotiate the $35.5 billion acquisition price, Prudential confirms the takeover agreement has been terminated.
By Anette Jönsson | 3 June 2010
M&A
Primus consortium to buy Nan Shan Life Insurance from AIG
The $2.15 billion sale of the Taiwanese insurer gives AIG additional cash to pay back the US government, while Primus gets a start in the insurance industry.
By Daniel Inman | 14 October 2009
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