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BaGr

05/31/16 9:46 PM

#341189 RE: Rdy2go #341186

Could someone explain how 80% of the shares becomes 5 times the outstanding shares.
They owned 92 percent of AIG. Don't know what AIGs OS was. Also when AIG did the 20 to 1 RS did this effect the governments shares?

Over the last 19 months, Treasury has conducted six public offerings of AIG common stock, selling a total of 1,655,037,962 shares (originally 92 percent of AIG’s outstanding common stock) at an average price of $31.18 per share. Treasury's $20.7 billion AIG common stock offering in September 2012 alone represented the largest single U.S. common stock offering in history [2].

After the closing of today's offering, Treasury will continue to hold warrants to purchase approximately 2.7 million shares of AIG common stock – the sale of which will provide an additional positive return to taxpayers.
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Sogo

05/31/16 10:34 PM

#341194 RE: Rdy2go #341186

So the 9B number is FnF combined. I had thought it was just referring to Fannie (again I haven't seen the presentation in a while). So yes that makes more sense. Thanks!