AIG to sell India real estate business to Brookfield - report
AIG Global Real Estate has reportedly agreed to sell its India asset management business to Canada's Brookfield Asset Management. The financial terms of the transaction, which is likely to be completed by the end of this month, are not known.
According to The Economic Times, all four employees of the AIG fund in India will join Brookfield. Bamasish Paul - the India managing director of AIG Global Real Estate - will become a senior vice-president...
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