American International Group Inc.’s plane-leasing unit said it may not be able to survive without
help from the parent company or new access to credit.
“Without additional support from AIG or obtaining secured financing from a third-party lender, in the future there could exist doubt concerning our ability to continue as a going concern,” Los Angeles-based International Lease Finance Corp. said today in its annual report. New York-based AIG, which received a government bailout valued at $182.5 billion, is trying to sell ILFC.
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help from the parent company or new access to credit.
“Without additional support from AIG or obtaining secured financing from a third-party lender, in the future there could exist doubt concerning our ability to continue as a going concern,” Los Angeles-based International Lease Finance Corp. said today in its annual report. New York-based AIG, which received a government bailout valued at $182.5 billion, is trying to sell ILFC.
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