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We present a model where the value of the life insurance benefit is random. The policy is at each point in time assumed to be in one of a finite number of states and the evolution of the policy through time is modelled by a time-continuous, non-homogeneous Markov chain. The insurance period of a...
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We present a model for pricing credit risk protection for a limited liability non-life insurance company. The protection is typically provided by a guaranty fund. In the case of continuous monitoring, i.e., where the market values of the company's assets and liabilities are continuously...
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