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In this paper we consider three types of embedded options in pension benefit design.The first is the Florida second election (FSE) option, which has been offered to public employees in the state of Florida since 2002. The state runs both defined contribution (DC) and defined benefit (DB) pension...
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by the collective risk model. The expected number of policies is affected by the all premiums in the market and further …
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The calculation of a fair premium is always a challenging topic in the real world insurance applications. In this paper, a nonlinear premium-reserve (P-R) model is presented and the premium is derived by minimizing a quadratic performance criterion. The reserve is a stochastic equation, which...
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puzzling. While the Modigliani lifecycle model can justify a variety of de-accumulation or draw down rates depending on risk … empirical evidence as motivation to model and solve a retirement consumption problem under longevity risk aversion with … account size, pension income and longevity risk preferences. Again, the “account ratio” should eventually decline. The fact …
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In this paper, we develop a continuous-time model for variable annuities allowing for periodic withdrawals proportional to the high water mark of the underlying account value as well as early surrender of the policy. We derive a HJB variational inequality characterizing the minimal superhedging...
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incorporate mortality risk. We prove limiting results for the hedging strategies and demonstrate mortality risk diversification …. Numerical examples are provided which illustrate the effectiveness of hedging and the diversification of mortality risk under …
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In this paper, we propose a model for the optimal premium pricing policy of an insurance company into a competitive environment using Dynamic Programming into a stochastic, discrete-time framework when the company is expected to lose part of the market. In our approach, the volume of business...
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In this paper, we design a model for the insurance pricing process of a portfolio of different (dependent or independent) non-life products. A standard decision function for the determination of the premium is proposed which use the recent claim experience and a negative feedback mechanism of...
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-exposure to bonds with higher credit risk in different market regimes represents a weakness of the Solvency II regulation with …
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risk preferences, but should also capture: 1) economical characteristics - such as current value on the pension savings … pension), and 2) personal characteristics - such as risk aversion, lifetime expectancy, preferable payout profile, bequest …
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