Chief Executive Officer Robert Benmosche "did a good job of looking for the better deal," he said. With AIG in talks with MetLife Inc to sell another non U.S life insurance unit, even in a worst case scenario the company has assets that provide "almost 100 percent coverage" for the $63.9 billion in senior debt it sold or guaranteed, CreditSights analysts Rob Haines , Craig Guttenplan and Joseph Di Carlo wrote in the note. 
Share:  Chief Executive Officer Robert Benmosche "did a good job of looking for the better deal," he said.<span class="sent"> With <span class="company">AIG</span> in talks with MetLife Inc to sell another non U.S life insurance unit, even in a worst case scenario the company has assets that provide "almost 100 percent coverage" for the $63.9 billion in senior debt it sold or guaranteed, CreditSights analysts Rob Haines , <span class="analyst">Craig Guttenplan</span> and Joseph Di Carlo wrote in the note.</span>...Chief Executive Officer Robert Benmosche "did a good job of looking for the better deal," he said.<span class="sent"> With <span class="company">AIG</span> in talks with MetLife Inc to sell another non U.S life insurance unit, even in a worst case scenario the company has assets that provide "almost 100 percent coverage" for the $63.9 billion in senior debt it sold or guaranteed, CreditSights analysts Rob Haines , <span class="analyst">Craig Guttenplan</span> and Joseph Di Carlo wrote in the note.</span>...<span class="sent">With <span class="company">AIG</span> in talks with MetLife Inc to sell another non U.S life insurance unit, even in a worst case scenario the company has assets that provide "almost 100 percent coverage" for the $63.9 billion in senior debt it sold or guaranteed, CreditSights analysts Rob Haines , <span class="analyst">Craig Guttenplan</span> and Joseph Di Carlo wrote in the note.</span> <span class="company">AIG</span> is in talks to sell its American Life Insurance Co u Tweet this 

Chief Executive Officer Robert Benmosche "did a good job of looking for the better deal," he said. With AIG in talks with MetLife Inc to sell another non U.S life insurance unit, even in a worst case scenario the company has assets that provide "almost 100 percent coverage" for the $63.9 billion in senior debt it sold or guaranteed, CreditSights analysts Rob Haines , Craig Guttenplan and Joseph Di Carlo wrote in the note. 
Share:  Chief Executive Officer Robert Benmosche "did a good job of looking for the better deal," he said.<span class="sent"> With AIG in talks with <span class="company">MetLife</span> Inc to sell another non U.S life insurance unit, even in a worst case scenario the company has assets that provide "almost 100 percent coverage" for the $63.9 billion in senior debt it sold or guaranteed, CreditSights analysts Rob Haines , <span class="analyst">Craig Guttenplan</span> and Joseph Di Carlo wrote in the note.</span>...Chief Executive Officer Robert Benmosche "did a good job of looking for the better deal," he said.<span class="sent"> With AIG in talks with <span class="company">MetLife</span> Inc to sell another non U.S life insurance unit, even in a worst case scenario the company has assets that provide "almost 100 percent coverage" for the $63.9 billion in senior debt it sold or guaranteed, CreditSights analysts Rob Haines , <span class="analyst">Craig Guttenplan</span> and Joseph Di Carlo wrote in the note.</span> Tweet this 

Simon Property has a history of successfully incorporating acquisitions and General Growth has a number of assets that would further enhance its already diverse portfolio, analysts said There are risks to the company's ratings and debt, however, depending on the company's ultimate level of ownership, and the mix of cash and stock in any deal, they said "The biggest driver of Simon Property's remaining liquidity position after a deal is its ownership level," CreditSights analysts Craig Guttenplan and Rob Haines said in a report 
Share:  <span class="company">Simon Property</span> has a history of successfully incorporating acquisitions and General Growth has a number of assets that would further enhance its already diverse portfolio, analysts said There are risks to the company's ratings and debt, however, depending on the company's ultimate level of ownership, and the mix of cash and stock in any deal, they said<span class="sent"> "The biggest driver of <span class="company">Simon Property</span>'s remaining liquidity position after a deal is its ownership level," CreditSights analysts <span class="analyst">Craig Guttenplan</span> and Rob Haines said in a report</span>...<span class="company">Simon Property</span> has a history of successfully incorporating acquisitions and General Growth has a number of assets that would further enhance its already diverse portfolio, analysts said There are risks to the company's ratings and debt, however, depending on the company's ultimate level of ownership, and the mix of cash and stock in any deal, they said<span class="sent"> "The biggest driver of <span class="company">Simon Property</span>'s remaining liquidity position after a deal is its ownership level," CreditSights analysts <span class="analyst">Craig Guttenplan</span> and Rob Haines said in a report</span>...There are risks to the company's ratings and debt, however, depending on the company's ultimate le Tweet this 

IPO Slump The IPO market is slumping after the largest stock market rally since the 1930s revived deals in the last four months of 2009 from a record slowdown that followed the credit crisis This year, Boca Raton, Florida based FriendFinder Networks Inc's $240 million initial offer and Los Angeles based Imperial Capital Group Inc's $113 million sale were pulled; Cambridge, Massachusetts based Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc cut its share price by 30 percent; and Fort Lauderdale, Florida based Patriot Risk Management Inc delayed a $204 million deal The Standard & Poor's 500 Index has lost 51 percent in 2010, including dividends US IPOs will triple in 2010 to $50 billion, according to an estimate by Barclays Plc, the second largest UK bank Even with a projected rise, real estate investors may favor trusts that already own buildings rather than blind pools, said Craig Guttenplan , a New York based REIT analyst for CreditSights Inc "People are really wary of those," Guttenplan said 
Share:  IPO Slump The IPO market is slumping after the largest stock market rally since the 1930s revived deals in the last four months of 2009 from a record slowdown that followed the credit crisis This year, Boca Raton, Florida based FriendFinder Networks Inc's $240 million initial offer and Los Angeles based Imperial Capital Group Inc's $113 million sale were pulled; Cambridge, Massachusetts based Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc cut its share price by 30 percent; and Fort Lauderdale, Florida based <span class="company">Patriot Risk</span> Management Inc delayed a $204 million deal The Standard & Poor's 500 Index has lost 51 percent in 2010, including dividends US IPOs will triple in 2010 to $50 billion, according to an estimate by Barclays Plc, the second largest UK bank<span class="sent"> Even with a projected rise, real estate investors may favor trusts that already own buildings rather than blind pools, said <span class="analyst">Craig Guttenplan</span> , a New York based REIT analyst for CreditSights Inc "People are really wary of those," Guttenplan said</span>...IPO Slump The IPO market is slumping after the largest stock market rally since the 1930s revived deals in the last four months of 2009 from a record slowdown that followed the credit crisis This year, Boca Raton, Florida based FriendFinder Networks Inc's $240 million initial offer and Los Angeles based Imperial Capital Group Inc's $113 million sale were pulled; Cambridge, Massachusetts based Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc cut its share price by 30 percent; Tweet this 

IPO Slump The IPO market is slumping after the largest stock market rally since the 1930s revived deals in the last four months of 2009 from a record slowdown that followed the credit crisis This year, Boca Raton, Florida based FriendFinder Networks Inc's $240 million initial offer and Los Angeles based Imperial Capital Group Inc's $113 million sale were pulled; Cambridge, Massachusetts based Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc cut its share price by 30 percent; and Fort Lauderdale, Florida based Patriot Risk Management Inc delayed a $204 million deal The Standard & Poor's 500 Index has lost 51 percent in 2010, including dividends US IPOs will triple in 2010 to $50 billion, according to an estimate by Barclays Plc, the second largest UK bank Even with a projected rise, real estate investors may favor trusts that already own buildings rather than blind pools, said Craig Guttenplan , a New York based REIT analyst for CreditSights Inc "People are really wary of those," Guttenplan said 
Share:  IPO Slump The IPO market is slumping after the largest stock market rally since the 1930s revived deals in the last four months of 2009 from a record slowdown that followed the credit crisis This year, Boca Raton, Florida based FriendFinder Networks Inc's $240 million initial offer and Los Angeles based <span class="company">Imperial Capital Group</span> Inc's $113 million sale were pulled; Cambridge, Massachusetts based Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc cut its share price by 30 percent; and Fort Lauderdale, Florida based Patriot Risk Management Inc delayed a $204 million deal The Standard & Poor's 500 Index has lost 51 percent in 2010, including dividends US IPOs will triple in 2010 to $50 billion, according to an estimate by Barclays Plc, the second largest UK bank<span class="sent"> Even with a projected rise, real estate investors may favor trusts that already own buildings rather than blind pools, said <span class="analyst">Craig Guttenplan</span> , a New York based REIT analyst for CreditSights Inc "People are really wary of those," Guttenplan said</span>...IPO Slump The IPO market is slumping after the largest stock market rally since the 1930s revived deals in the last four months of 2009 from a record slowdown that followed the credit crisis This year, Boca Raton, Florida based FriendFinder Networks Inc's $240 million initial offer and Los Angeles based <span class="company">Imperial Capital Group</span> Inc's $113 million sale were pulled; Cambridge, Massachusetts base Tweet this 

IPO Slump The IPO market is slumping after the largest stock market rally since the 1930s revived deals in the last four months of 2009 from a record slowdown that followed the credit crisis This year, Boca Raton, Florida based FriendFinder Networks Inc's $240 million initial offer and Los Angeles based Imperial Capital Group Inc's $113 million sale were pulled; Cambridge, Massachusetts based Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc cut its share price by 30 percent; and Fort Lauderdale, Florida based Patriot Risk Management Inc delayed a $204 million deal The Standard & Poor's 500 Index has lost 51 percent in 2010, including dividends US IPOs will triple in 2010 to $50 billion, according to an estimate by Barclays Plc, the second largest UK bank Even with a projected rise, real estate investors may favor trusts that already own buildings rather than blind pools, said Craig Guttenplan , a New York based REIT analyst for CreditSights Inc "People are really wary of those," Guttenplan said 
Share:  IPO Slump The IPO market is slumping after the largest stock market rally since the 1930s revived deals in the last four months of 2009 from a record slowdown that followed the credit crisis This year, Boca Raton, Florida based FriendFinder Networks Inc's $240 million initial offer and Los Angeles based Imperial Capital Group Inc's $113 million sale were pulled; Cambridge, Massachusetts based <span class="company">Ironwood</span> Pharmaceuticals Inc cut its share price by 30 percent; and Fort Lauderdale, Florida based Patriot Risk Management Inc delayed a $204 million deal The Standard & Poor's 500 Index has lost 51 percent in 2010, including dividends US IPOs will triple in 2010 to $50 billion, according to an estimate by Barclays Plc, the second largest UK bank<span class="sent"> Even with a projected rise, real estate investors may favor trusts that already own buildings rather than blind pools, said <span class="analyst">Craig Guttenplan</span> , a New York based REIT analyst for CreditSights Inc "People are really wary of those," Guttenplan said</span>...IPO Slump The IPO market is slumping after the largest stock market rally since the 1930s revived deals in the last four months of 2009 from a record slowdown that followed the credit crisis This year, Boca Raton, Florida based FriendFinder Networks Inc's $240 million initial offer and Los Angeles based Imperial Capital Group Inc's $113 million sale were pulled; Cambridge, Massachusetts based <span class="company">Ironwood</span> Pharmaceuticals Inc cut Tweet this 

Its tenants sign long term leases, so Simon hasn't been hit as hard by falling rents and rising vacancies as other companies Plus, Simon has raised nearly $4 billion in new capital that can be used for future purchases, says Craig Guttenplan, an analyst at the research firm CreditSights 
Share:  Its tenants sign long term leases, so <span class="company">Simon</span> hasn't been hit as hard by falling rents and rising vacancies as other companies<span class="sent"> Plus, <span class="company">Simon</span> has raised nearly $4 billion in new capital that can be used for future purchases, says <span class="analyst">Craig Guttenplan</span>, an analyst at the research firm CreditSights</span>...Its tenants sign long term leases, so <span class="company">Simon</span> hasn't been hit as hard by falling rents and rising vacancies as other companies<span class="sent"> Plus, <span class="company">Simon</span> has raised nearly $4 billion in new capital that can be used for future purchases, says <span class="analyst">Craig Guttenplan</span>, an analyst at the research firm CreditSights</span> Tweet this