This paper focuses on the problem of an optimal stream of premiums in a multiperiod credibility model. Formulas are derived for given claim history (screening) and individual information unknown for insurance company (signaling) but under the assumption that the coverage period is not fixed because of e.g. lapses, renewals, deaths, total losses etc. It is shown that the derived stream reflects better the corresponding risk than other approaches
This thesis is about insurance models and aspects of uncertainty pertaining to such models. The mode...
Informational asymmetries in insurance markets can be overcome by offering dynamic contracts with ex...
Classical compound Poisson risk models consider the premium rate to be constant. By adjusting the pr...
This thesis is based on the paper \textit{`Quantile credibility models'} by Georgios Pitselis, which...
Is an original paper, which describes techniques for estimating premiums for risks, containing a fra...
New models of multi-period insurance show that health insurance buyers can be protected against chan...
For a risk whose annual claim amounts are conditionally i.i.d. with respect to a risk parameter, it ...
In this communication we will discuss two regression credibility models from Non – Life Insuran...
Solvency II project places emphasis on the modelling and management of risks of the insurance compa...
Is an original paper, which contains a hierarchical model with three levels, for determining the lin...
Multi-period guarantees are often embedded in life insurance contracts. In this paper we consider th...
This contribution evokes Orio Giarini’s courage to think ‘outside the box’. It proposes a practical ...
This paper investigates the properties of equilibrium in insurance markets where insurers can obtain...
This project works with the risk model developed by Li et al. (2015) and quests modelling, estimatin...
The usual credibility formula holds whenever, (i) claim size distribution is a member of the exponen...
This thesis is about insurance models and aspects of uncertainty pertaining to such models. The mode...
Informational asymmetries in insurance markets can be overcome by offering dynamic contracts with ex...
Classical compound Poisson risk models consider the premium rate to be constant. By adjusting the pr...
This thesis is based on the paper \textit{`Quantile credibility models'} by Georgios Pitselis, which...
Is an original paper, which describes techniques for estimating premiums for risks, containing a fra...
New models of multi-period insurance show that health insurance buyers can be protected against chan...
For a risk whose annual claim amounts are conditionally i.i.d. with respect to a risk parameter, it ...
In this communication we will discuss two regression credibility models from Non – Life Insuran...
Solvency II project places emphasis on the modelling and management of risks of the insurance compa...
Is an original paper, which contains a hierarchical model with three levels, for determining the lin...
Multi-period guarantees are often embedded in life insurance contracts. In this paper we consider th...
This contribution evokes Orio Giarini’s courage to think ‘outside the box’. It proposes a practical ...
This paper investigates the properties of equilibrium in insurance markets where insurers can obtain...
This project works with the risk model developed by Li et al. (2015) and quests modelling, estimatin...
The usual credibility formula holds whenever, (i) claim size distribution is a member of the exponen...
This thesis is about insurance models and aspects of uncertainty pertaining to such models. The mode...
Informational asymmetries in insurance markets can be overcome by offering dynamic contracts with ex...
Classical compound Poisson risk models consider the premium rate to be constant. By adjusting the pr...