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Health insurance underwriting restrictions that prohibit insurers from using disability status, gender, and age to classify risks will in theory result in greater insurance consumption by those positively impacted by the prohibition: disabled individuals, females, and older adults. Conversely,...
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This work proposes a new copula class that we call the MGB2 copula. The new copula originates from extracting the dependence function of the multivariate GB2 distribution (MGB2) whose marginals follow the univariate generalized beta distribution of the second kind (GB2). The MGB2 copula can...
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The insurance industry is known to have high operating expenses in the financial services sector. Insurers, investors and regulators are interested in models to understand the behavior of expenses. However, the current practice ignores skewness, occasional negative values as well as their...
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This paper continues earlier work on the best implementation procedure for an age replacement policy. Under an age replacement policy, a stochastically failing unit is replaced at failure or after being in service for x units of time, whichever comes first. Sequentially estimating [phi], the...
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