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In 2010, Platter would find himself again living through one of the key transactions in the aftermath of AIG’s bailout through which the US government sought to recover some of the billions expended to save the US insurance company and the financial system: the $16.2 billion sale of AIG’s international subsidiary American Life Insurance Co (Alico) to MetLife.
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