HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Corebridge Financial, Inc. (NYSE: CRBG) today announced the launch of a secondary offering of its common stock by American International Group, Inc. (NYSE: AIG). AIG, as the selling stockholder, is offering 30 million existing shares of common stock (out of approximately 538 million total shares of common stock outstanding) of Corebridge Financial and has granted a 30-day option to the underwriter to purchase up to an additional 4.5 million shares. All of the net proce
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Are there any lock‑up or restriction periods on the newly issued shares that could affect future supply?
How might the offering impact the valuation multiples (P/E, EV/EBITDA) of Corebridge Financial relative to its peers?
What is the expected timeline for the shares to settle and become eligible for trading?
Are there any regulatory or filing requirements that could delay the execution of the offering?
How does the discount (if any) on the offering compare to recent secondary offerings in the sector?
How does this offering compare to the capital‑raising activity of competing asset‑management firms?
How will the additional 4.5 million share over‑allotment option affect the total float and potential selling pressure?
What are the ownership changes for AIG post‑offering and how might that influence market perception?
What are the projected use‑of‑proceeds for AIG or Corebridge Financial and how will that affect the company's fundamentals?
What contingent or conditional terms (e.g., price‑floor, over‑allotment) are included in the underwriting agreement?
What is the expected impact of this secondary offering on Corebridge Financial's liquidity and daily trading volume?
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What price will the secondary offering be priced at relative to the current market price?
Will the offering increase the free‑float percentage and thereby affect short‑sale availability?
Will the secondary offering trigger any market‑making or algorithmic trading activity that could amplify price moves?