Insurance Australia Group Settles $2B Credit Suisse Lawsuit Over Greensill Collapse

What happened

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Key details

• Insurance Australia Group (IAG) said on Friday it had agreed to settle an A$2.8 billion ($1.96 billion) Credit Suisse lawsuit over losses linked to the collapse of finance firm Greensill Capital.
• The settlement comes just months after Insurance Australia agreed to settle a separate A$4 billion lawsuit brought by the administrators of Greensill Bank.
• The aggregate face value of the claimed amounts in the Credit Suisse proceedings was about A$2.8 billion plus interest, Insurance Australia said.

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