American International Group (AIG) chief executive Martin Sullivan said yesterday he did not foresee any short or long-term insurance impact from the terrorist plot to blow up aircraft in mid-flight.
Through its financial services operation, AIG is one of the largest leasers of new commercial aircraft in the world, and a multiline commercial insurer.
Sullivan, in a call to investors and analysts the morning after AIG reported second-quarter earnings, did however, admit that it was "an area of concern for us."
