This paper elaborates how it is possible to calculate precisely the aggregate claim amount and the claim number by means of Markov reward models in a non-homogeneous time setting. More precisely, evolution equations of the non-homogeneous Markov reward processes are presented in a discounted environment for the calculation of the aggregate claim amount and in a non-discounted case for the calculation of the claim number. The underlying Markov process has a denumer-able number of states. In the last section, an application of the proposed models is presented using real data obtained by merging databases of two small insurance companies. The results highlight the importance of the insured’s age in the calculation of the actuarial quantities.S...
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This talk discusses some problems for a discrete semi-Markov risk model, which assumes individual cl...
Non-homogeneous renewal processes are not yet well established. One of the tools necessary for study...
In this paper Markov models useful for following the time evolution of the aggregate claim amount an...
The accumulated claim process is the summed total of all claims starting from time t. The semi-Marko...
In this paper, a full treatment of homogeneous discrete time Markov reward processes is presented. T...
In this paper semi-Markov reward models are presented. Higher moments of the reward process is prese...
Abstract. The Markov and semi-Markov reward processes are a very powerful tool. They can be applied ...
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Abstract. Semi-Markov reward processes are a very important tool for the solu-tion of insurance prob...
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This paper studies the moments and the distribution of the aggregate discounted claims (ADCs) in a M...
AbstractA discrete-time risk model is proposed that describes the temporal evolution of the surplus ...
This talk discusses some problems for a discrete semi-Markov risk model, which assumes individual cl...
Non-homogeneous renewal processes are not yet well established. One of the tools necessary for study...
In this paper Markov models useful for following the time evolution of the aggregate claim amount an...
The accumulated claim process is the summed total of all claims starting from time t. The semi-Marko...
In this paper, a full treatment of homogeneous discrete time Markov reward processes is presented. T...
In this paper semi-Markov reward models are presented. Higher moments of the reward process is prese...
Abstract. The Markov and semi-Markov reward processes are a very powerful tool. They can be applied ...
In this paper, we present a stochastic model for disability insurance contracts. The model is based ...
In this paper we consider a discrete-time risk model, which allows the premium to be adjusted accord...
The main aim of this paper is to give a systematization on the stochastic cash flows evolution. The ...
This paper shows how to apply discrete time non-homogeneous semi-Markov processes (DTNHSMP) with an ...
Abstract. Semi-Markov reward processes are a very important tool for the solu-tion of insurance prob...
In this article, we present a stochastic model for disability insurance contracts. The model is base...
This paper studies the moments and the distribution of the aggregate discounted claims (ADCs) in a M...
AbstractA discrete-time risk model is proposed that describes the temporal evolution of the surplus ...
This talk discusses some problems for a discrete semi-Markov risk model, which assumes individual cl...
Non-homogeneous renewal processes are not yet well established. One of the tools necessary for study...