Kornya-type higher order approximations are derived for the aggregate claims distribution and for stop loss premiums in the individual model with arbitrary positive claims. Absolute error bounds and error bounds based on concentration functions are given. In the Gerber portfolio containing 31 policies, second order approximations lead to an accuracy of 3 x 10-4, and third order approximations to 1.7xl0-5. KEYWORDS Aggregate claims distributiori, compound Poisson distribution, approximations. higher order I. INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY Consider a portfolio containing N policies, where for i = l,..., N the claim amounts distribution Q ~ of the individual risk i can be represented as Q, = (l- q;)8o+ q,P;
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Let Xi (i = 1, 2,...) be a sequence of subexponential positive independent and identi-cally distribu...
We generalize an integral representation for the ruin probability in a Crámer-Lundberg risk model w...
In the present paper, we give su¢ cient conditions for an ordering of De Pril approximations of the ...
In this paper, we compare the error in several approximation methods for the cumulative aggregate cl...
The approximation of the individual risk model by a compound Poisson model plays an important role i...
In an earlier paper the author derived a recursion formula which permits the exact computation of th...
A well-known approximation of the aggregate claims distribution in the individual risk theory model ...
A very well known approximation of the aggregate claims distribution in the individual risk theory m...
In the present paper, we propose a method of practical utility for calculating the aggregate claims ...
A functional approach is taken for the total claim amount distribution for the individual risk model...
A well-known approximation of the aggregate claims distribution in the individual risk theory model ...
We present two approaches how to find the distribution law for the aggregate claims in given insuran...
For the case of a port foho with identical claim amount distNbutions, Gerber 's error bound for...
This article studies random variables whose stop-loss rank falls between a cer'tain risk (assum...
The insurance model when the amount of claims depends on the state of the insured person (healthy, i...
Let Xi (i = 1, 2,...) be a sequence of subexponential positive independent and identi-cally distribu...
We generalize an integral representation for the ruin probability in a Crámer-Lundberg risk model w...
In the present paper, we give su¢ cient conditions for an ordering of De Pril approximations of the ...