Use of financial futures by life insurers
RE Hoyt - Journal of Risk and Insurance, 1989 - JSTOR
Journal of Risk and Insurance, 1989•JSTOR
The article presents and analyzes the results of a survey regarding the use of financial
futures by life insurers. A questionnaire was mailed to 390 US life insurers, with 118
completed questionnaires being returned for a response rate of 30.2 percent. Comparison of
users and nonusers of financial futures clearly suggests the existence of scale economies
for the use of futures. In addition, statistically significant differences were found between the
perceptions of users and nonusers.
futures by life insurers. A questionnaire was mailed to 390 US life insurers, with 118
completed questionnaires being returned for a response rate of 30.2 percent. Comparison of
users and nonusers of financial futures clearly suggests the existence of scale economies
for the use of futures. In addition, statistically significant differences were found between the
perceptions of users and nonusers.
The article presents and analyzes the results of a survey regarding the use of financial futures by life insurers. A questionnaire was mailed to 390 U.S. life insurers, with 118 completed questionnaires being returned for a response rate of 30.2 percent. Comparison of users and nonusers of financial futures clearly suggests the existence of scale economies for the use of futures. In addition, statistically significant differences were found between the perceptions of users and nonusers.
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