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Wednesday 18 November 2009 7:00 pm

Goldman ‘saved by AIG bailout’

By: admindrupal

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Goldman Sachs could have taken a serious financial hit if the US government had not intervened to support American International Group, according to a report by the inspector general. The report raises doubts over Goldman’s claim to have hedged against potential AIG losses, saying it would have struggled to liquidate its trading positions.

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