U.S. regulators are considering the possible removal of federal oversight and the designation as a "systemically important financial institution" from AIG, and plan to discuss the matter at a meeting tomorrow, WSJ reports.
Removing stricter oversight of AIG would be a symbolic step: The company was at the center of the global markets meltdown in 2008 and was effectively nationalized through a ~$185B government bailout.
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