A domestic insurance company in Georgia is considered a company that:

A domestic insurance company in Georgia is defined as one that is incorporated and formed within the state of Georgia. This means that the company is subject to the laws and regulations of Georgia, and it is recognized as a domestic entity by the state’s insurance department. Being incorporated in Georgia is fundamental because it establishes the legal framework within which the company operates, including compliance with state insurance codes, taxation, and various other regulatory requirements.

While a company may operate in multiple states (which would classify it as a foreign company in any state other than its formation state), a domestic insurance company specifically pertains to the jurisdiction of its formation, which in this case is Georgia. Headquarters location and stock exchange status do not influence whether an insurance company is classified as domestic; these aspects can vary independently of the company's incorporation status.