American International Group is likely done going after banks over 2008 crisis.
American International Group is likely done going after banks that mishandled mortgage-backed securities before 2008, reports Financial Times.
It adds the company has “recovered more than $2 billion in settlements with banks over…soured mortgage bonds” to date, and that it’s been happy with the results of negotiations.
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