The structure of various Gerber-Shiu functions in Sparre Andersen models allowing for possible dependence between claim sizes and interclaim times is examined. The penalty function is assumed to depend on some or all of the surplus immediately prior to ruin, the deficit at ruin, the minimum surplus before ruin, and the surplus immediately after the second last claim before ruin. Defective joint and marginal distributions involving these quantities are derived. Many of the properties in the Sparre Andersen model without dependence are seen to hold in the present model as well. A discussion of Lundberg's fundamental equation and the generalized adjustment coefficient is given, and the connection to a defective renewal equation is considered. ...
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There is a vast literature in the analysis of the insurer's surplus process under the Sparre Anderse...
In this paper, we consider the Sparre Andersen risk model with an arbitrary interclaim time distribu...
In this thesis, we consider a generalization of the classical Gerber-Shiu function in various risk m...
A generalized Sparre Andersen risk process is examined, whereby the joint distribution of the interc...
Gerber-Shiu analysis with the generalized penalty function proposed by Cheung et al. (in press-a) is...
In this paper, we consider a Sparre Andersen risk model where the interclaim time and claim size fol...
In a general Sparre Andersen risk model with surplus-dependent premium income, the generalization of...
In ruin theory, the surplus process of an insurance company is usually modeled by the classical comp...
In this paper, a dependent Sparre Andersen risk process in which the joint density of the interclaim...
In this paper, we study the Gerber-Shiu expected discounted penalty function in a Sparre Andersen ri...
In this paper we relax the independence assumption of claim sizes and claim occurrence times in the ...
In this article, we consider an extension to the renewal or Sparre Andersen risk process by introduc...
This thesis develops several strategies for calculating ruin-related quantities for a variety of ext...
In this note we provide a simple alternative probabilistic derivation of an explicit formula of Kwan...
In this paper we consider the Sparre Andersen insurance risk model. Three cases are discussed: the o...
There is a vast literature in the analysis of the insurer's surplus process under the Sparre Anderse...
In this paper, we consider the Sparre Andersen risk model with an arbitrary interclaim time distribu...
In this thesis, we consider a generalization of the classical Gerber-Shiu function in various risk m...
A generalized Sparre Andersen risk process is examined, whereby the joint distribution of the interc...
Gerber-Shiu analysis with the generalized penalty function proposed by Cheung et al. (in press-a) is...
In this paper, we consider a Sparre Andersen risk model where the interclaim time and claim size fol...
In a general Sparre Andersen risk model with surplus-dependent premium income, the generalization of...
In ruin theory, the surplus process of an insurance company is usually modeled by the classical comp...
In this paper, a dependent Sparre Andersen risk process in which the joint density of the interclaim...
In this paper, we study the Gerber-Shiu expected discounted penalty function in a Sparre Andersen ri...
In this paper we relax the independence assumption of claim sizes and claim occurrence times in the ...
In this article, we consider an extension to the renewal or Sparre Andersen risk process by introduc...
This thesis develops several strategies for calculating ruin-related quantities for a variety of ext...
In this note we provide a simple alternative probabilistic derivation of an explicit formula of Kwan...
In this paper we consider the Sparre Andersen insurance risk model. Three cases are discussed: the o...