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If I were an insurance company, I would borrow as much as possible from banks and then invest entirely in high-dividend stocks such as those in the banking and insurance sectors. Then, I would account for these investments under other comprehensive income, where fluctuations in stock prices would not affect profits. By paying an interest rate of just over 2% annually and receiving dividends of 4%, 5%, or even higher, the difference of more than 2.5% could be profited from. The dividends would be added to the current period's profit and loss, thereby increasing profits and also enhancing cash flow.
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