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Stock Insurance Company

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Stock insurance company
An insurance company owned by a group of stockholders, who are not necessarily policyholders.
Stock Insurance Company
A publicly-traded insurance company. Shareholders in a stock insurance company may be, but are not necessarily, policyholders.
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