CLAIM #4806 · American International Group Inc (AIG) · 2025Q4 earnings call · Feb 11, 2026 · due Dec 31, 2026
“As we receive proceeds from the sell down of our remaining Corbridge position, we expect the majority will likely be deployed to additional share repurchases.”
Keith Walsh · CFO
How to check this claim
Look at: Share repurchases (common shares repurchased in dollars) as a share of proceeds received from sell-down of remaining Corbridge/Corebridge position, fiscal year 2026
It came true if: Share repurchases funded by/attributable to Corebridge sell-down proceeds exceed 50% of total proceeds received from that sell-down during 2026 (directionally: majority of proceeds deployed to buybacks rather than other uses)
Where: AIG quarterly/annual shareholder letter, earnings call commentary, and 10-K/10-Q capital management disclosures (share repurchase activity and Corebridge stake sale proceeds)
In context
“ivate equity portfolio. In addition, American International Group, Inc. will invest up to $2 billion in a separately managed credit account. Of which $1 billion will be deployed in 2026. CVC's new secondaries platform allows us to rebalance our private equity portfolio while driving operational, Turning to other operations. Net investment income of $73 million declined $20 million over the prior year quarter and largely reflects income from our parent liquidity portfolio of $60 million and Corbridge Financial dividend income of $12 million. Turning to capital management. For 2026, we intend to repurchase at least $1 billion of common shares subject to market conditions. As Peter mentioned, we are no longer subject to the 9.9% retention requirement from Nippon on our core bridge ownership. As we receive proceeds from the sell down of our remaining Corbridge position, we expect the majority will likely be deployed to additional share repurchases. We continue to execute our balanced capital management strategy. Driving long-term value through investment in organic and inorganic opportunities as well as prudent capital return to shareholders. Book value per share at December 31 was $76.44, up 9% from December 1, 2024, reflecting strong growth in net income as well as the favorable impact of lower interest rates offset by $6.8 billion of capital return to shareholders through dividends, and share repurchase. Adjusted tangible book value per share was $70.37 up 4% from December 31, 2024. In summary, we delivered an excellent 2025 with disciplined underwriting, strong earnings growth, balanced capital management, and execution of our strategic initiatives while investing for the future. We are well positioned to meet or exceed all of o”
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SEC filings for AIG ↗ · Claim quote is verbatim from the 2025Q4 earnings call.