AIG relaunches affinity arm
AIG is looking to profit from a 45% growth in the health and protection market during the next three...
AIG is looking to profit from a 45% growth in the health and protection market during the next three years, it said as it relaunched its UK affinity business.
The insurer has restructured its
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