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AIG EVP Edward Lee Dandridge Vests RSUs with Routine Tax Withholding

Low SignificanceOctober 16, 2026 at 5:11:25 PM EDT

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Filing Summary

📊 AIG Insider Transaction Update Edward Lee Dandridge (EVP, Chief Marketing & Comms) acquired 2,813 shares through RSU vesting and disposed of 1,437 shares for tax withholding at $80.74 ($116,023.38 total value) on October 16, 2026. Directly held shares after transaction: 12,890.

Comprehensive Analysis

Insider Filing Overview

On October 16, 2026, Edward Lee Dandridge, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing & Communications Officer of American International Group, Inc. (AIG), reported routine equity incentive activity involving the settlement of Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) and associated tax withholding.

Transaction Summary

  1. RSU Conversion (Code M):

    • Shares Acquired: 2,813 shares of Common Stock.
    • Price: $0.00 (1-for-1 settlement of the third and final tranche of sign-on RSUs granted October 16, 2023).
  2. Tax Withholding (Code F):

    • Shares Disposed: 1,437 shares of Common Stock.
    • Price Per Share: $80.74.
    • Total Value Withheld: $116,023.38.

Ownership Post-Transaction

Following these transactions, Dandridge directly owns 12,890 shares of AIG common stock. As noted in the filing footnotes, this total includes 3,243 2026 RSUs, 2,201 2025 RSUs, and 1,194 2024 RSUs.

Trading Significance

This filing reflects routine RSU vesting and mandatory or standard tax withholding, rather than discretionary open-market buying or selling. As such, the transaction carries Low trading significance.

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