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In this contribution, the upper bounds for sums of dependent random variables X1 + X2 +...+ Xn derived by using comonotonicity are sharpened for the case when there exists a random variable Z such that the distribution functions of the Xi, given Z = z, are known. By a similar technique, lower...
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Utility theory and insurance -- The individual risk model -- Collective risk models -- Ruin theory -- Premium principles -- Bonus-malus systems -- Credibility theory -- Generalized linear models -- IBNR techniques -- Ordering of risks.
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In this paper we consider the problem of pricing a general Asian basket spread option. We develop approximations formulae based on comonotonicity theory and moment matching methods. We compare their relative performances and explain how to choose the best approximation technique as a function of...
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This paper proposes two main contributions concerning the Föllmer-Schweizer decomposition (called hereafter the FS-decomposition). First we completely elaborate the relationship between this decomposition and the Galtchouk-Kunita-Watanabe decomposition under the minimal martingale measure. The...
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In this article, we elaborate a method for determining the optimal strike price for a put option, used to hedge a position in a financial product such as a basket of shares and a bond. This strike price is optimal in the sense that it minimizes, for a given budget, a class of risk measures...
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Spot option prices, forwards and options on forwards relevant for the commodity markets are computed when the underlying process S is modelled as an exponential of a process xi with memory as, e.g., a Volterra equation driven by a Levy process. Moreover, the interest rate and a risk premium rho...
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