The New York-based firm says it has already been contacted by a number of suitors.
AIG had teetered on the edge of failure because of stresses caused by the collapse of the subprime mortgage market and the credit crunch that ensued. The firm struck a deal with the government in mid-September for a two-year, $85 billion emergency loan.
As of Sept. 30, AIG had drawn $61 billion on the credit facility.