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To: Paul Senior who wrote (22381)	10/31/2005 12:00:20 PM
From: muwis123	Respond to of 78746

I'm not sure how much an AIG would have in their investment if they don't control a majority of the shares outstanding. As you know, there are other investors like reinsurance/insurance brokers along with private equity investors who will want to maximize their return on investment. I don't remember the specific instance involving AOC though. An example that comes to mind is AXS. They were backed by MMC and CB among others. MMC was funneling the most attractive business to AXS for first consideration before getting bids from other carriers.