“We sold all their fixed income kind of intermediate and longer-term fixed-income assets, invested the money in short-term treasuries. And then we took a portion of the equity the insurer invested in a common stock portfolio.”

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sold all fixed-income assets of the newly acquired insurer and reinvested the proceeds into short-term treasuries and a common-stock portfolio

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