AIG AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP, INC. Insider Trading

CFO Walsh buys 27 shares across 5 purchases (Dec 2024–Dec 2025) at blended avg $81.01; stock now $73.92, down 12.3% in 30 days.

Walsh Keith, EVP and CFO, made 5 separate purchases totaling 27 shares for $2,207.42, representing a net increase of +0.1% against his post-transaction holdings of 38.3K shares. The blended average price across these purchases was $81.01, but the stock has since declined to $73.92, placing it 15.7% below its 52-week high and down 12.3% over the past 30 days. The company reported negative full-year net income despite generating $6.4B in latest-quarter revenue and a -41.8% annual revenue decline. These acquisitions, spread across a full calendar year at varying price points, represent a minimal position adjustment in the context of his overall holdings and provide limited signal given the company's deteriorating financial trajectory.

AIG Director Inglis bought 13 shares at $86.47; mixed track record on timing; company faced -41.8% revenue decline FY-over-FY.

Director John C Inglis purchased 13 shares of AIG at $86.47, a modest transaction adding less than 0.5% to his 2,680-share position. Across his prior five AIG trades, Inglis achieved positive 90-day returns on 2 of 5 buys, indicating inconsistent timing accuracy at this ticker. His cross-ticker track record shows a 40.00% 90-day win rate with an average 90-day return of +0.9%, suggesting marginal predictive value. The underlying company faces material headwinds: FY revenue declined -41.8% year-over-year and AIG was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year, though current P/E of 14.16 and the stock's recent +11.7% 30-day rally may reflect market repricing. The transaction size and holding stability do not indicate strategic conviction or portfolio repositioning.

Director Inglis buys 15 AIG shares at $78.03; small increase to 2,666 holdings as stock down 2.1% in 30d.

Director John C Inglis purchased 15 shares of AIG at $78.03 on 2025-09-30, a modest increase of 0.6% relative to his pre-transaction holdings of 2,651 shares. The transaction occurs as the stock trades at $79.64 and has declined 2.1% over the prior 30 days and 4.3% over 90 days, currently 9.2% below its 52-week high of $87.72. Examining Inglis's prior purchases at AIG shows mixed outcomes: his last four distinct prior buys recorded 90-day returns ranging from -9.4% to +15.9%, with 2 of 4 proving well-timed by the 90-day mark. His cross-ticker track record of 9 prior buys averaged -0.1% over 90 days with only a 37.50% win rate. The fundamental context is challenging: AIG reported a -41.8% annual revenue decline and was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year, though recent quarterly revenue was $7.1B and net income was $1.1B on a 13.80 P/E ratio. The small transaction size and modest addition to an existing position offer limited signal clarity about conviction.

Director John C. Inglis buys 653 AIG shares at $77.04; holdings +32.7% but fundamentals show -41.8% revenue decline and negative full-year net income.

Director John C. Inglis purchased 653 shares of AIG at $77.04 on 2025-08-08, increasing his holdings by 32.7% from 1,998 to 2,651 shares. At the prior buy on 2025-06-27, a 30-day return of -5.9% materialized, and his five-transaction history at AIG shows 3 of 4 prior measurable outcomes exhibited positive 90-day returns, suggesting some tendency toward favorable timing at this ticker. However, this purchase occurs against materially deteriorating fundamentals: annual revenue contracted -41.8%, the company was unprofitable on a full-year basis, and the stock has fallen -6.0% over the last 30 days and -5.2% over 90 days despite recent buys. The current price of $78.13 is -10.9% from the 52-week high, placing the trade at a modest discount to recent peaks, but the severity of the revenue decline and negative annual earnings raises questions about the earnings power and durability of the business being acquired.

Director Inglis buys 10 AIG shares at $85.11; modest accumulation extends mixed timing record at this ticker.

Inglis John C, a director, purchased 10 shares of AIG at $85.11 on 2025-06-27, increasing his holdings by 10 shares to 1,998 shares post-transaction. This is a modest acquisition in isolation. Examining his prior AIG trades reveals a split record: 3 of 5 prior buys showed positive 90-day returns (well-timed), while 2 did not, suggesting inconsistent timing judgment at this ticker. His cross-ticker track record shows 7 prior buys with a 42.86% 90-day win rate, indicating below-average success identifying entry points overall. The company's financial backdrop—annual revenue growth of -41.8% and full-year net income negative over the most recent fiscal year—adds context for why repeated insider buying may reflect tactical positioning rather than a strong fundamental signal.

CFO Carbone sells 30,073 shares for $2,527,891.49 in two transactions; holds 18,192 shares post-sale (-62.3%)

Kathleen Carbone, VP & Chief Accounting Officer, executed two separate sales on 2025-05-20 totaling 30,073 shares at a blended average price of $84.06, reducing her holdings by 62.3% from 48,265 shares to 18,192 shares. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $87.72 and at a price 2.5% above the current market price of $82.02, though the company's fundamentals show annual revenue declined 41.8% year-over-year and the organization was unprofitable in its most recent full fiscal year. The magnitude of this reduction—eliminating nearly two-thirds of her shareholdings—combined with weak fiscal performance signals a material shift in her capital allocation at a critical juncture for the company.

AIG General Counsel Rose Marie Glazer sells 34,954 shares for $2,936,964.69; stake reduced 36.6% to 60,573 shares

Rose Marie E. Glazer, EVP and General Counsel of AIG, executed 2 separate sales totaling 34,954 shares for $2,936,964.69 on 2025-05-16 at a blended average price of $84.02. This sale reduced her holdings by 36.6%, from 95,527 shares to 60,573 shares post-transaction. The timing aligns with a 52-week high of $87.72 and a 30-day price advance of +3.6%, placing the transaction in the upper range of recent price action. The company's fundamentals present a complex backdrop: while the latest quarterly revenue reached $6,783,000,000.00 and net income was $698,000,000.00, full-year net income was negative and annual revenue declined 41.8% year-over-year, signaling material operational headwinds that warrant investor scrutiny of near-term guidance and management's capital allocation decisions.

AIG EVP Christopher Flatt sold 46,182 shares at $83.26 for $3,845,159.50, reducing holdings by 68.3%

Christopher Flatt, Chief Underwriting Officer at American International Group, executed a substantial reduction of his AIG position, selling 46,182 shares for $3,845,159.50 on 2025-05-05, which represents a 68.3% decrease from his pre-transaction holdings of 67,582 shares. The sale occurred at $83.26 per share, above the current price of $82.53 but below the 52-week high of $87.72. The transaction is particularly noteworthy given AIG's recent financial context: the company reported a negative full-year net income for its most recent fiscal year and experienced annual revenue growth of -41.8% year-over-year, raising questions about the operational environment facing senior leadership. The timing and scale of this disposition—reducing his holdings to 21,400 shares—occurs against a backdrop of significant financial headwinds and warrant careful investor attention to management's confidence level in near-term recovery prospects.

AIG EVP Wade Claude E. sold 22,456 shares ($1.9M) at $83.57 on 2025-05-05, reducing holdings by 68.8%

Wade Claude E., EVP and Chief Digital Officer & Head of Operations, executed a substantial sale of 22,456 shares (22.5K shares) for $1,876,733.25 ($1.9M), reducing his position from 32,637 shares (32.6K shares) to 10,181 shares (10.2K shares) — a 68.8% reduction in holdings. The sale occurred at $83.57, above the current market price of $82.53 and near the 52-week high of $87.72, though the stock is -5.9% from that high and has posted +12.5% gains over 90 days. This concentrated liquidation is material for a senior operations executive and warrants scrutiny given AIG's deteriorating financial backdrop: the company reported -41.8% annual revenue decline (FY vs prior FY), turned unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year, and carries a $47.6B market cap supported by narrow recent quarter profitability of $698.0M on $6.8B revenue. The magnitude and concentration of the sale—reducing executive stake by nearly 70%—combined with the company's structural revenue headwinds and negative annual net income, represents a substantial reduction in executive commitment that merits investor attention.

Director Inglis bought 644 shares across 2 transactions ($50,658.13 total) at blended average $78.64; holdings +47.9%

John C. Inglis, a Director at AIG, executed 2 separate purchases totaling 644 shares for $50,658.13 (blended average $78.64) on May 22, 2024 and March 31, 2025, increasing his holdings by 47.9% from 1,343 to 1,988 shares. The current stock price of $87.72 sits at the 52-week high with a 90-day gain of 20.2%, while AIG's fundamentals remain challenged: the company posted -41.8% annual revenue growth and was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year. Among Inglis's prior 5 trades at AIG, 3 exhibited positive 90-day returns (well-timed), but his same-ticker pattern is mixed—two buys generated 90-day losses despite the current price strength. This sustained accumulation during a period of fundamental weakness and mixed historical timing at this ticker warrants observation of whether the director's conviction reflects non-public information or near-term catalysts.