AIG and Coventry First Settle Dispute

Lavastone Capital LLC, an affiliate of American International Group, Inc. (NYSE: AIG), and Coventry First LLC today announced that they have entered into an agreement to resolve their disputes.

Among the terms of the confidential settlement, Lavastone will be able to transfer Coventry’s servicing of AIG’s life settlements portfolio to another party, and Lavastone will be able to freely market or sell policies that were originated by Coventry.

Lavastone and Coventry are pleased to have achieved a satisfactory resolution of their dispute.

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