In this paper, we consider a Markov additive insurance risk process under a randomized dividend strategy in the spirit of Albrecher et al. (2011). Decisions on whether to pay dividends are only made at a sequence of dividend decision time points whose intervals are Erlang($n$) distributed. At a dividend decision time, if the surplus level is larger than a predetermined dividend barrier, then the excess is paid as a dividend as long as ruin has not occurred. In contrast to Albrecher et al. (2011), it is assumed that the event of ruin is monitored continuously (Avanzi et al. (2013) and Zhang (2014)), i.e. the surplus process is stopped immediately once it drops below zero. The quantities of our interest include the Gerber-Shiu expected discou...
In insurance risk theory, dividend and aggregate claim amount are of great research interest as they...
For a general class of risk models, the dividends-penalty identity is derived by probabilistic reaso...
In this paper the process of aggregated claims in a non-life insurance portfolio as defined in the c...
We reconsider a formula for arbitrary moments of expected discounted dividend payments in a spectral...
For the classical compound Poisson surplus process of an insurance portfolio we investigate the prob...
The paper studies a discrete counterpart of Gerber et al. (2006). The surplus of an insurance compan...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider a jump-diffusion risk process with the threshold dividend strateg...
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We consider an alternating risk reserve process with a threshold dividend strat-egy. The process can...
AbstractIn this paper we consider a modified version of the classical optimal dividend problem takin...
We consider a classical compound Poisson risk model with affine dividend payments. We illustrate how...
In this paper we consider a risk model with two independent classes of insurance risks in the presen...
Assume that the surplus process of an insurance company is described by a general Lévy process and t...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider a perturbed Sparre Andersen risk model, in which the inter-claim ...
In this paper we consider the optimal dividend strategy under the diffusion model with regime switch...
In insurance risk theory, dividend and aggregate claim amount are of great research interest as they...
For a general class of risk models, the dividends-penalty identity is derived by probabilistic reaso...
In this paper the process of aggregated claims in a non-life insurance portfolio as defined in the c...
We reconsider a formula for arbitrary moments of expected discounted dividend payments in a spectral...
For the classical compound Poisson surplus process of an insurance portfolio we investigate the prob...
The paper studies a discrete counterpart of Gerber et al. (2006). The surplus of an insurance compan...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider a jump-diffusion risk process with the threshold dividend strateg...
In this paper, we study a continuous-time bivariate risk process in which each individual line of bu...
We consider an alternating risk reserve process with a threshold dividend strat-egy. The process can...
AbstractIn this paper we consider a modified version of the classical optimal dividend problem takin...
We consider a classical compound Poisson risk model with affine dividend payments. We illustrate how...
In this paper we consider a risk model with two independent classes of insurance risks in the presen...
Assume that the surplus process of an insurance company is described by a general Lévy process and t...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider a perturbed Sparre Andersen risk model, in which the inter-claim ...
In this paper we consider the optimal dividend strategy under the diffusion model with regime switch...
In insurance risk theory, dividend and aggregate claim amount are of great research interest as they...
For a general class of risk models, the dividends-penalty identity is derived by probabilistic reaso...
In this paper the process of aggregated claims in a non-life insurance portfolio as defined in the c...