AIG posts second quarterly profit

AIG posts second quarterly profit

The insurer still owes the government $85.7bn in loans

Insurer AIG, which was saved by the US government last year, has reported its second straight quarterly profit.

Net income for the three months to September was $92m, compared with a loss of $24.5bn in the same quarter last year - when it was bailed out.

However, AIG's shares fell 6.6% after chief Robert Benmosche warned the firm's run of profits may not continue.

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