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Do you take mind altering substances prior to posting in this thread? That insurance companies invest premium receipts to make money isn't and hasn't ever been something "they don't want you to know." Moreover, one'd have to be an idiot think that's not what they do. Everyone invests "excess" cash to so it can make money for them until they have a reason to spend their cash. That anyone'd think that insurers don't or might not is incredibly naive.
The fact that you don't look for information doesn't mean it wasn't disclosed or that the information owners "don't want you to know" it. Indeed, in the case of insurance companies' returns on invested premiums, keeping that behavior secret is the last things they'd want to do. They want to attract investors and showing that they prudently and profitably use and invest their cash receipts strikes current and potential investors as a good thing, for the company's raison d'etre is to make profits/money, as much as is possible given the resources at their disposal.
- 2010 -- Analysis and Valuation of Insurance Companies
- 1989 -- Analysis of the Capital Structure of an Insurance Company
- 1992 -- Valuation Actuary Symposium Proceedings
- Any year you want --> Look at an insurance company's 10-K, 10-Q or annual reports. You'll see clearly stated their investing of premium revenues.
Please reconsider what "do not WANT you to know" actually means.