In non-life insurance calculations, the assumption that the claim severity and frequency are independent is frequently used. Although the independence assumption greatly simplifies many of the calculations, it is not very realistic, and it can often lead to over or under estimation of quantities of interest. For this reason, the dependency should be modeled and included in the calculations instead of the independence assumption. In this thesis, it is aimed to analyse and model the dependency between the claim severity and frequency in non-life insurance. For this purpose, the claim severity and the claim frequency are modeled with marginal gamma and marginal Poisson generalized linear models, respectively. By considering these gener...
We describe a methodology based on Archimedean copulas for analyzing nonlife insurance data with cen...
In this thesis, literature is reviewed for theory regarding elliptical copulas (Gaussian, Student’s ...
The copula-based modeling of multivariate distributions with continuous margins is presented as a su...
Copula is distribution functions which is used in modelling dependency between random variables. Fo...
Modeling the dependence between risks is crucial for the computation of the economic capital and the...
AbstractThe Gaussian copula is by far the most popular copula for modeling the association in financ...
The methods of calculation for claims reserving assume that claims are independent. However, depend...
Mestrado em Ciências ActuariaisOver the years modelling the dependence between random variables has ...
One basic problem in statistical sciences is to understand the relationships among multivariate outc...
In this master's thesis, a copula approach is used to model the number of claims made by a customer ...
In this study, with Dynamic Financial Analysis model approach that includes basic components for a n...
Understanding and quantifying dependence is at the core of all modelling efforts in the areas of ins...
After having described the mathematical background of copula functions we propose a scheme useful to...
Copulas provide a potential useful modeling tool to represent the dependence structure among variabl...
This papper discuss about longitudinal data models of claim counts withexcess-zeros, in which time-d...
We describe a methodology based on Archimedean copulas for analyzing nonlife insurance data with cen...
In this thesis, literature is reviewed for theory regarding elliptical copulas (Gaussian, Student’s ...
The copula-based modeling of multivariate distributions with continuous margins is presented as a su...
Copula is distribution functions which is used in modelling dependency between random variables. Fo...
Modeling the dependence between risks is crucial for the computation of the economic capital and the...
AbstractThe Gaussian copula is by far the most popular copula for modeling the association in financ...
The methods of calculation for claims reserving assume that claims are independent. However, depend...
Mestrado em Ciências ActuariaisOver the years modelling the dependence between random variables has ...
One basic problem in statistical sciences is to understand the relationships among multivariate outc...
In this master's thesis, a copula approach is used to model the number of claims made by a customer ...
In this study, with Dynamic Financial Analysis model approach that includes basic components for a n...
Understanding and quantifying dependence is at the core of all modelling efforts in the areas of ins...
After having described the mathematical background of copula functions we propose a scheme useful to...
Copulas provide a potential useful modeling tool to represent the dependence structure among variabl...
This papper discuss about longitudinal data models of claim counts withexcess-zeros, in which time-d...
We describe a methodology based on Archimedean copulas for analyzing nonlife insurance data with cen...
In this thesis, literature is reviewed for theory regarding elliptical copulas (Gaussian, Student’s ...
The copula-based modeling of multivariate distributions with continuous margins is presented as a su...