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AIG’s IOU Coming Due With Strings AttachedPosted on Sep 30, 2010
AIG plans to start paying back the taxpayers some of the $182 billion it borrowed, but the plan involves trading the government’s preferred shares in the company for common stock, a move that ought to raise at least one eyebrow.
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By P.W. Walker, October 1, 2010 at 10:57 am Link to this comment
Is it me, or shouldn’t the government have demanded common shares instead of
Report thispreferred shares so they can exert some shareholder control of AIG?
By PatrickHenry, September 30, 2010 at 5:01 pm Link to this comment
Let them fail or be the models of regulation and salary and comphensation caps.
Report thisBy samosamo, September 30, 2010 at 2:55 pm Link to this comment
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As Paul Volker on a post here, with video, at TD
and Robert Scheer says, LET EM FAIL!
I am sick and tired of those who created and
orchestrated this financial terrorist attack, not
just getting away with it but being rewarded.
And then under threat of sinking the u.s. and
possibly the world economies, to still remain
immune to ANY regulations of any kind for wall
street. They want to threaten that, then CALL EM
ON IT! This economy is a huge barnum and bailey
charade where the ‘actuals’ are nothing.
How does slick willie justify signing the
Report this‘commodity futures modernization act’ now? And
will the american people actually elect his hill billy
wife as president one day?