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This study tests the effect of the formation of pure captive insurers on the stock returns of their non-insurance parent corporations. Test results indicate that captive formation impacts the security returns of the parent corporations over a time interval from 25 days before the date of captive formation to 30 days after that formation date. Over this time interval, the parent corporations' stock returns demonstrate a positive reaction to captive formation.
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Cross et al. (1986) studied this question.
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