Key insider transactions
Keith Walsh, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of American International Group (AIG), reported routine purchases of AIG common stock carried out through dividend reinvestment between December 2024 and December 2025. Those reinvestment transactions amount to a total of $2,207, with the individual reinvested share prices recorded in a range from $73.20 to $86.54.
The Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission also shows a separate disposition: 4,540 shares were sold at $73.92 per share, producing proceeds of $335,596. After accounting for the reported buys and the sale, Walsh directly owns 42,799.25 shares of AIG common stock.
Corporate developments disclosed alongside insider activity
In filings and company announcements made public in the same period, AIG disclosed a strategic partnership with private markets firm CVC involving up to $3.5 billion in investments. Under the arrangement, AIG plans to commit up to $2 billion to separately managed accounts and funds overseen by CVC, and intends to deploy an initial $1 billion through 2026.
Leadership transitions at AIG were also specified. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Peter Zaffino is scheduled to retire from the CEO role by mid-year 2026 and will remain with the company as Executive Chair. Eric Andersen, who joins AIG from Aon, will assume the title of President and CEO-elect effective February 16, 2026, and is expected to take on the CEO role after June 1, 2026.
Regulatory approval tied to AIG's broader transaction activity was noted as well: Brazil's antitrust regulator, Cade, approved the Onex-AIG buyout of Convex without restrictions.
Context and implications
The Form 4 disclosure documents Walsh's modest reinvestment purchases and the larger, separate sale of shares, and confirms his direct ownership position of 42,799.25 shares. The company's parallel announcements about a multi-billion dollar investment tie-up with CVC, a staged leadership handover, and clearance for the Convex acquisition in Brazil were included in the same informational set of disclosures.
These items together outline recent moves by AIG on its investment strategy and leadership succession, while providing a snapshot of a senior officer's personal stock activity as recorded with the SEC.