Property-casualty and general insurance organization Chartis announced it will offer electronic personal health records to its clients worldwide through a new alliance with MMR Information Systems.

Henry S. Miller, the chairman, managing director and co-founder of New York-based Miller Buckfire & Co., was recently elected to the board of directors for American International Group.

Twenty-six public entities in Ohio, including several public schools and colleges, will benefit from $9 million American International Group plans to pay to settle a lawsuit claiming violations of the state’s antitrust laws.

A pair of recent deals has American International Group’s chief executive officer confident that the insurer can repay the government for bailout funds by 2013.

American International Group was victorious in defending a shareholder lawsuit, claiming that current and former executives ignored “red flags” of the company’s near collapse, after a federal judge dismissed the case.

Nine people have been charged with 41 criminal charges each for allegedly helping to cheat four insurance companies out of more than $1 million as part of what officials are calling “Operation Forgery Factory.”

MetLife has announced it has approved a $1.5 billion payment in policy dividends to eligible life insurance policyholders through its Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.

Set to dole out $195 million in bonuses to its current and former employees, American International Group is holding back $21 million owed to employees of its Financial Products unit, according to Reuters.

In a move it says is “an important step toward repaying the government,” American International Group has agreed to sell its international life insurer to MetLife for $15.5 billion.

A lingering tax issue may soon be resolved, paving the way for American International Group to sell its foreign life insurance unit to MetLife for $15 billion.