American International Group, after a delay of more than six months, has delivered its annual statutory filing to the state of New York, officials said today.
The annual statutory filing contained different financial data than is required by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
In May, AIG restated its financial results for the past five years, cutting earnings by 10 percent and reducing 3 percent of the company's book value. The company admitted then that certain transactions had been improperly booked. On Nov. 15, another adjustment improved the company balance sheet, increasing retained earnings by $490 million.
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