American International Group (AIG) is preparing to announce Q2 earnings, with analysts expecting a decline in revenues and EPS. Despite losses, AIG stock has outperformed the market. The company has seen notable financial transactions recently, such as Toronto Dominion Bank reducing its AIG holdings and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board growing its own. Amidst this, AIG has made strides in its legal pursuits, filing an amended suit against former executives and Dellwood Insurance. Anticipation is building for the company's Q2 2024 results. AIG has been attracting attention from analysts who consider it a good investment, with ClearBridge Equity Strategy even labeling it an 'Internal Return Engine'. Despite recent weaknesses, AIG's solid financials are encouraging and the company is yielding a larger dividend than before. AIG is also making changes in its leadership ranks, appointing Melissa Twiningdavis as EVP and Chief Administrative Officer, and Adam Burk as Global Treasurer and Head of Corporate Development. There is also intriguing news regarding AIG's business conduct: the sale of its travel insurance business to Zurich for $600 million, and the sale of Corebridge common stock to Nippon Life Insurance. Despite underperforming target prices, AIG's Q4 income increased by 19% because of underwriting and investments. The company's shareholders from five years ago have enjoyed a notable 88% increase on their initial investment.
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