Why is the insurance market a special "futures" market?
This is because any transaction in the insurance market is a contract for insurance companies to pay for insurance accidents (or economic losses) through products. Whether the insurance company performs the contract depends on whether the agreed insurance accident (or economic loss) occurs within the agreed time and whether it meets the compensation conditions agreed in the contract. This is actually a kind of "disaster futures", so the insurance market is regarded as a special "futures" market.