For example, the S&P 500
Index is one of the most widely traded index futures contracts in the United States; stock portfolio managers who want to hedge risk over a certain period of time often use S&P 500 fut
Index is one of the most widely traded
index futures contracts in the United States; stock portfolio managers who want to hedge risk over a certain period of time often use S&P 500 fut
index futures contracts in the United States; stock portfolio managers who want to hedge risk
over a
certain period of
time often use S&P 500 futures.
Allocation to these subaccounts are generally credited with an amount of interest based on the growth of the relevant
index over a
certain period of
time, often called the
index period, using two methods used to determine the crediting rate: