AIG did not change its core corporate name from American International Group, but it underwent extensive corporate restructuring, brand rebranding, and asset divestitures following the 2008 crisis. Notable structural shifts included spinning off its massive Asian life insurance subsidiary, AIA, into an entirely independent publicly traded company, and later separating other life and retirement divisions (such as Corebridge Financial) to streamline operations around core P&C insurance lines.
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