AIG announces plan to acquire GE Edison Life Insurance

TOKYO, Japan - Donald Kanak (L), vice president of major U.S. insurer American International Group Inc., attends a news conference in Tokyo on June 26 with General Electric (GE) Asia Pacific President Yoshiaki Fujimori (C) and GE Edison Life Insurance Co. President Nobuhiko Ito (R). Kanak said his company will acquire GE Edison Life Insurance, a Japanese insurance unit in the GE group.

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