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Link down right now.
Are they just floating the debt or something?
Pretty much. They issue commercial paper at low rates that the US government buys, then pays back the high rate debt. Technically, it's considered "floating".
"The insurer got as much as $20.9 billion from the program, which swaps commercial paper for cash, AIG spokesman Nicholas Ashooh said yesterday in an interview. The terms of the commercial paper funding are better than the U.S. loan made last month to save New York-based AIG from collapse, he said.
``They're paying off a Fed loan with another kind of government subsidy -- it's like using one credit card to pay off another credit card,'' said Robert Haines, an analyst at CreditSights Inc. ``If they make progress paying off debts over time, I don't think it'll be viewed as necessarily a bad thing.'' "
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