NEW YORK - Diversified financial services stocks fell Thursday as investors awaited quarterly results from insurance provider American International Group and worried about the financial health of State Street Corp.
After the bell, AIG said it swung to a first-quarter loss of $7.81 billion due to losses in credit swaps and mortgage-related operations.
Earlier in the day, State Street denied published reports that it does not have enough cash in reserves to cover potential losses.
Here is a look at how shares of some diversified financial companies fared Thursday:
Bank of America, down 67 cents to $37.33.
CIT Group Inc., down 25 cents, or 2 percent, to $12.25.
Citigroup, down 18 cents to $24.30.
JPMorgan Chase & Co., down 52 cents to $46.05.

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