Ferrari G, Schuhmann P, Zhu S. Optimal dividends under Markov-modulated bankruptcy level. Insurance: Mathematics and Economics. 2022;106:146-172.This paper proposes and studies an optimal dividend problem in which a two-state regime-switching environment affects the dynamics of the company's cash surplus and, as a novel feature, also the bankruptcy level. The aim is to maximize the total expected profits from dividends until bankruptcy. The company's optimal dividend payout is therefore influenced by four factors simultaneously: Brownian fluctuations in the cash surplus, as well as regime changes in drift, volatility and bankruptcy levels. In particular, the average profitability can assume different signs in the two regimes. We find a rich...
In the traditional actuarial risk model, if the surplus is negative, the company is ruined and has t...
In this paper, we consider the optimal dividend strategy for an insurer whose surplus process is mod...
Motivated by economic and empirical arguments, we consider a company whose cash surplus is affected ...
Ferrari G, Schuhmann P, Zhu S. Optimal Dividends under Markov-Modulated Bankruptcy Level. Center for...
This paper proposes and studies an optimal dividend problem in which a two-state regime-switching en...
We investigate the problem of optimal dividend distribution for a company in the presence of regime ...
We study an optimal dividend problem under a bankruptcy constraint. Firms face a trade‐off between p...
For some firms with large nonliquid assets, preferred shareholders can still get back a little bit o...
We study an optimal dividend problem under a bankruptcy constraint. Firms face a trade‐off between p...
We study an optimal dividend problem under a bankruptcy constraint. Firms face a trade-off between p...
AbstractThis paper investigates the impact of bankruptcy procedures on optimal dividend barrier poli...
We study an optimal dividend problem under a bankruptcy constraint. Firms face a trade‐off between p...
Motivated by recent developments in risk management based on the U.S. bankruptcy code, we revisit th...
In the traditional actuarial risk model, if the surplus is negative, the company is ruined and has t...
In this paper, we study a dividend maximisation problem for a Brownian risk model as a surplus and a...
In the traditional actuarial risk model, if the surplus is negative, the company is ruined and has t...
In this paper, we consider the optimal dividend strategy for an insurer whose surplus process is mod...
Motivated by economic and empirical arguments, we consider a company whose cash surplus is affected ...
Ferrari G, Schuhmann P, Zhu S. Optimal Dividends under Markov-Modulated Bankruptcy Level. Center for...
This paper proposes and studies an optimal dividend problem in which a two-state regime-switching en...
We investigate the problem of optimal dividend distribution for a company in the presence of regime ...
We study an optimal dividend problem under a bankruptcy constraint. Firms face a trade‐off between p...
For some firms with large nonliquid assets, preferred shareholders can still get back a little bit o...
We study an optimal dividend problem under a bankruptcy constraint. Firms face a trade‐off between p...
We study an optimal dividend problem under a bankruptcy constraint. Firms face a trade-off between p...
AbstractThis paper investigates the impact of bankruptcy procedures on optimal dividend barrier poli...
We study an optimal dividend problem under a bankruptcy constraint. Firms face a trade‐off between p...
Motivated by recent developments in risk management based on the U.S. bankruptcy code, we revisit th...
In the traditional actuarial risk model, if the surplus is negative, the company is ruined and has t...
In this paper, we study a dividend maximisation problem for a Brownian risk model as a surplus and a...
In the traditional actuarial risk model, if the surplus is negative, the company is ruined and has t...
In this paper, we consider the optimal dividend strategy for an insurer whose surplus process is mod...
Motivated by economic and empirical arguments, we consider a company whose cash surplus is affected ...