Ruin probability is the key indicator of an unbalanced cash flow and/or insufficient operating capital for an insurance company. This thesis studies how to use Pollaczeck-Khinchine formula to estimate the ruin probability by means of simulations when the only assumption apart from the Cramér-Lundberg insurance risk model is the fact that claims have heavy-tailed distribution. Approximation of the integrated tail distribution for claim size data is the key problem in the thesis, where generalized Pareto distribution as a basic extreme-value tool plays a very important role. Moreover, empirical distribution function of the claims is combined with the generalized Pareto distribution when approximating claim size distribution. Also, the...
Title: Large deviations and their applications in insurance mathematics Author: Lucia Fuchsová Depar...
Good estimates for the tails of loss severity distributions are essential for pricing or positioning...
This paper discusses a statistical modeling strategy based on extreme value theory to describe the b...
This thesis compares ruin probabilities given by the Cramér–Lundberg model and two of its extensions...
In this thesis are extreme value theory used to estimate the probability that large insuranceclaims ...
We generalize an integral representation for the ruin probability in a Cramer-Lundberg risk model wi...
We study the ruin problem for insurance models that involve investments. Our risk reserve process is...
Risk theory has been a very active research area over the last decades. The main objectives of the t...
This paper describes a Bayesian approach to make inference for risk reserve processes with unknown c...
The analyses of insurance risks are an important part of the project of Solvency II preparing of E...
International audienceThe Pareto model is very popular in risk management, since simple analytical f...
AbstractWe consider the classical model for an insurance business where the claims occur according t...
In an insurance context, the discounted sum of losses within a finite or infinite time period can be...
In this note, we consider the classical insurance risk model with heavy-tailed claim distributions. ...
[Raeva Elitsa; Раева Елица]; [Pavlov Velizar; Павлов Велизар]This work presents a brief overview of ...
Title: Large deviations and their applications in insurance mathematics Author: Lucia Fuchsová Depar...
Good estimates for the tails of loss severity distributions are essential for pricing or positioning...
This paper discusses a statistical modeling strategy based on extreme value theory to describe the b...
This thesis compares ruin probabilities given by the Cramér–Lundberg model and two of its extensions...
In this thesis are extreme value theory used to estimate the probability that large insuranceclaims ...
We generalize an integral representation for the ruin probability in a Cramer-Lundberg risk model wi...
We study the ruin problem for insurance models that involve investments. Our risk reserve process is...
Risk theory has been a very active research area over the last decades. The main objectives of the t...
This paper describes a Bayesian approach to make inference for risk reserve processes with unknown c...
The analyses of insurance risks are an important part of the project of Solvency II preparing of E...
International audienceThe Pareto model is very popular in risk management, since simple analytical f...
AbstractWe consider the classical model for an insurance business where the claims occur according t...
In an insurance context, the discounted sum of losses within a finite or infinite time period can be...
In this note, we consider the classical insurance risk model with heavy-tailed claim distributions. ...
[Raeva Elitsa; Раева Елица]; [Pavlov Velizar; Павлов Велизар]This work presents a brief overview of ...
Title: Large deviations and their applications in insurance mathematics Author: Lucia Fuchsová Depar...
Good estimates for the tails of loss severity distributions are essential for pricing or positioning...
This paper discusses a statistical modeling strategy based on extreme value theory to describe the b...