We study the design of optimal insurance contracts when the insurer can default on its obligations. In our model default arises endogenously from the interaction of the insurance premium, the indemnity schedule and the insurer’s assets. This allows us to understand the joint effect of insolvency risk and background risk on efficient contracts. The results may shed light on the aggregate risk retention sched- ules observed in catastrophe reinsurance markets, and can assist in the design of (re)insurance programs and guarantee funds
This paper extends the classic expected utility theory analysis of optimal insurance contracting to ...
Liability insurance markets experienced severe contractions in supply during 1984 through 1986. Indi...
2011-07-07This thesis studies the modeling of default dependency in the reduced-form model and its a...
We study the design of optimal insurance contracts when the insurer can default on its obligations. ...
The optimal reinsurance arrangement is identified whenever the reinsurer counterparty default risk i...
We investigate the impact of counterparty risk on contract design in the reinsurance market. We stud...
A major problem for insuring catastrophic risk is that, as a disaster causes damages to many insured...
Catastrophe bonds feature full collateralization of a specific risk, and thus appear to abandon the ...
Catastrophe bonds feature full collateralization of the underlying risk transfer, and thus abandon t...
We solve the optimal consumption and investment problem in an incomplete market, where borrowing con...
This dissertation thesis address how aggregate shocks affect insurance firms\u27 risk management and...
We propose an integrated approach straddling the actuarial science and the mathematical finance appr...
How do defaults and bankruptcies affect optimal health insurance policy? I answer this question usin...
We develop a model for markets for catastrophic risk. The model explains why insurance providers may...
AbstractThe paper is going to quantify the mitigation of the insurance as a risk mitigant in operati...
This paper extends the classic expected utility theory analysis of optimal insurance contracting to ...
Liability insurance markets experienced severe contractions in supply during 1984 through 1986. Indi...
2011-07-07This thesis studies the modeling of default dependency in the reduced-form model and its a...
We study the design of optimal insurance contracts when the insurer can default on its obligations. ...
The optimal reinsurance arrangement is identified whenever the reinsurer counterparty default risk i...
We investigate the impact of counterparty risk on contract design in the reinsurance market. We stud...
A major problem for insuring catastrophic risk is that, as a disaster causes damages to many insured...
Catastrophe bonds feature full collateralization of a specific risk, and thus appear to abandon the ...
Catastrophe bonds feature full collateralization of the underlying risk transfer, and thus abandon t...
We solve the optimal consumption and investment problem in an incomplete market, where borrowing con...
This dissertation thesis address how aggregate shocks affect insurance firms\u27 risk management and...
We propose an integrated approach straddling the actuarial science and the mathematical finance appr...
How do defaults and bankruptcies affect optimal health insurance policy? I answer this question usin...
We develop a model for markets for catastrophic risk. The model explains why insurance providers may...
AbstractThe paper is going to quantify the mitigation of the insurance as a risk mitigant in operati...
This paper extends the classic expected utility theory analysis of optimal insurance contracting to ...
Liability insurance markets experienced severe contractions in supply during 1984 through 1986. Indi...
2011-07-07This thesis studies the modeling of default dependency in the reduced-form model and its a...