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We consider a classical heavy tailed risk model, included in a regulation mechanism. The regulator exercises a minimal cash requirement level and penalties for violating it to regulate the insurance firm. The problem of the insurance firm is to establish an investment and risk exposure policy as...
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We consider a classical heavy tailed risk model, included in a regulation mechanism. The regulator exercises a minimal cash requirement level and penalties for violating it to regulate the insurance firm. The problem of the insurance firm is to establish an investment and risk exposure policy as...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008868234
In applications of collective risk theory, complete information for the distribution of individual claims amount is often unknown, but reliable estimates of its first few moments may be available. Dickson and Waters [Dickson, D.C.M. and Waters, H.R., (2004) Some optimal dividends problems, Astin...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008473721
The uncontrolled surplus of an insurance company is a classical risk model. Now the risk model includes three features, namely debit interest, short-term and long-term invested interest, and linear dividend barrier. In this paper, the PDMP method and martingales are used for solvency studies in...
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