AbstractIn this paper we propose a highly accurate approximation procedure for ruin probabilities in the classical collective risk model, which is based on a quadrature/rational approximation procedure proposed in [2]. For a certain class of claim size distributions (which contains the completely monotone distributions) we give a theoretical justification for the method. We also show that under weaker assumptions on the claim size distribution, the method may still perform reasonably well in some cases. This in particular provides an efficient alternative to a related method proposed in [3]. A number of numerical illustrations for the performance of this procedure is provided for both completely monotone and other types of random variables
The computation of ruin probability is an important problem in the collectiverisk theory. This paper...
We show that a simple mixing idea allows one to establish a number of explicit formulas for ruin pro...
We consider the classical risk model with subexponential claim size distribution. Three methods are ...
AbstractIn this paper we propose a highly accurate approximation procedure for ruin probabilities in...
In this paper we propose a highly accurate approximation procedure for ruin probabilities in the cla...
Numerical evaluation of ruin probabilities in the classical risk model is an important problem. If c...
In the present note we consider the classical continuous time model of the collective theory of risk...
In applications of collective risk theory, complete information about the individual claim amount di...
In applications of collective risk theory, complete information about the individual claim amount di...
In the classical compound Poisson model of the collective theory of risk let ?(u, y) denote the prob...
In the usual model of the collective risk theory, we are interested in the severity of ruin, as well...
An explicit formula for the finite-time ruin probability in a discrete-time collective ruin model wi...
The sensitivity of the ruin probability depending on the claim size distribution has been the topic ...
htmlabstractNumerical evaluation of ruin probabilities in the classical risk model is an important p...
Our thesis includes 2 sections. In section 1, we mainly discuss the distribution function and the em...
The computation of ruin probability is an important problem in the collectiverisk theory. This paper...
We show that a simple mixing idea allows one to establish a number of explicit formulas for ruin pro...
We consider the classical risk model with subexponential claim size distribution. Three methods are ...
AbstractIn this paper we propose a highly accurate approximation procedure for ruin probabilities in...
In this paper we propose a highly accurate approximation procedure for ruin probabilities in the cla...
Numerical evaluation of ruin probabilities in the classical risk model is an important problem. If c...
In the present note we consider the classical continuous time model of the collective theory of risk...
In applications of collective risk theory, complete information about the individual claim amount di...
In applications of collective risk theory, complete information about the individual claim amount di...
In the classical compound Poisson model of the collective theory of risk let ?(u, y) denote the prob...
In the usual model of the collective risk theory, we are interested in the severity of ruin, as well...
An explicit formula for the finite-time ruin probability in a discrete-time collective ruin model wi...
The sensitivity of the ruin probability depending on the claim size distribution has been the topic ...
htmlabstractNumerical evaluation of ruin probabilities in the classical risk model is an important p...
Our thesis includes 2 sections. In section 1, we mainly discuss the distribution function and the em...
The computation of ruin probability is an important problem in the collectiverisk theory. This paper...
We show that a simple mixing idea allows one to establish a number of explicit formulas for ruin pro...
We consider the classical risk model with subexponential claim size distribution. Three methods are ...