AIG loss in Q2 due to heavy depreciation
American International Group (AIG) reported a quarterly loss as its results were recipients a year earlier, due to the recognition of a significant impairment charge.
The American group, owned about 80% by the state, issued under a second quarter net loss of $ 2.7 billion (2.05 billion euros), or $ 3.96 per share, against a profit of $ 1.8 billion ($ 2.3 per share) over the corresponding period last year.
The deficit is mainly due to the insurer an impairment charge of $ 3.3 billion.
In data adjusted, AIG reports a profit of 1.3 billion dollars (1.99 dollars per share), against 1.1 billion dollar ($ 1.71 per share) a year earlier.
In pre-market, the title earned 5.3%, after closing at 39.90 dollars Thursday in New York.
Since the early action took 33% against 7% growth posted by the S & P's insurance industry.
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