The paper consists of two parts: Part 1: Estimating the loading of the largest claims reinsurance covers. Part 2: On the loading of the ECOMOR. Abstract on part 1 The largest claims reinsurance treaties are reconsidered. Two approaches for estimating a certain main part of the loading are given. For the first approach certain bounds are derived, for the second the Monte-Carlo-Integration-method adapted. The second, not so practicable approach can be used for finding adequate mixing coefficients for the first, quite practicable approach. Abstract on part 2 Unfortunately the in part one given, very practicable, first approach can not be used in case of the ECOMOR-cover, though this treaty is related to the largest claims covers of part 1. So ...
This thesis is based on three articles concerning to experimental softwarefor evaluation of reinsura...
Global reinsurers are companies that operate worldwide providing protection for the most extreme and...
When analyzing catastrophic risk, traditional measures for evaluating risk, such as the probable max...
The large claims reinsurance treaties ECOMOR and LCR are well known not to be very popular. They hav...
AbstractThe large claims reinsurance treaties ECOMOR and LCR are well known not to be very popular. ...
The generalized largest claims reinsurance cover is reconsidered. Formulas for its net premium and l...
Reinsurance treaties defined as generahzatmns of the classical largest claims reinsurance covers are...
Abstract: We present results allowing one to evaluate the cost and the variance reduction of the ced...
In a note on the security loading of excess loss rates I am deducing a simple formula intended to re...
A Monte Carlo based approach to evaluate and/or compare the riskiness of reinsurance treaties for bo...
We compare two types of reinsurance: excess of loss (EOL) and largest claim reinsurance (LCR), each ...
In the present paper the author investigates the problem of calculating the net premium for some ver...
We present mathematical results allowing one to evaluate the moments of order 1 and 2 of the cedent'...
In the wake of the technical development of our era we are increasingly faced with claims of extreme...
The return on the marginal surplus committed to support the variability of a proposed reinsurance co...
This thesis is based on three articles concerning to experimental softwarefor evaluation of reinsura...
Global reinsurers are companies that operate worldwide providing protection for the most extreme and...
When analyzing catastrophic risk, traditional measures for evaluating risk, such as the probable max...
The large claims reinsurance treaties ECOMOR and LCR are well known not to be very popular. They hav...
AbstractThe large claims reinsurance treaties ECOMOR and LCR are well known not to be very popular. ...
The generalized largest claims reinsurance cover is reconsidered. Formulas for its net premium and l...
Reinsurance treaties defined as generahzatmns of the classical largest claims reinsurance covers are...
Abstract: We present results allowing one to evaluate the cost and the variance reduction of the ced...
In a note on the security loading of excess loss rates I am deducing a simple formula intended to re...
A Monte Carlo based approach to evaluate and/or compare the riskiness of reinsurance treaties for bo...
We compare two types of reinsurance: excess of loss (EOL) and largest claim reinsurance (LCR), each ...
In the present paper the author investigates the problem of calculating the net premium for some ver...
We present mathematical results allowing one to evaluate the moments of order 1 and 2 of the cedent'...
In the wake of the technical development of our era we are increasingly faced with claims of extreme...
The return on the marginal surplus committed to support the variability of a proposed reinsurance co...
This thesis is based on three articles concerning to experimental softwarefor evaluation of reinsura...
Global reinsurers are companies that operate worldwide providing protection for the most extreme and...
When analyzing catastrophic risk, traditional measures for evaluating risk, such as the probable max...