We propose a model for pricing a unit-linked life insurance policy embedding a surrender option. We consider both single and annual premium contracts. First we analyse a quite general contract, for which we obtain a backward recursive valuation formula based on the Cox, Ross and Rubinstein (1979) binomial model. Then we concentrate upon a particular case, that is the famous model with exogenous minimum guarantees. In this case we extend our previous analysis in order to take into account the possibility that the guarantees at death or maturity and the surrender values are endogenously determined, and provide necessary and sufficient conditions for the premiums to be well defined
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We present a general framework for pricing life insurance contracts embedding a surrender option. Th...
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Participating life insurance contracts entitle the policyholder to participate in the company’...
National audienceThis paper shows that some policy features are crucial to explain the decision of t...
Variable annuities represent certain unit-linked life insurance products offering different types of...
The actuarial pricing of mortality insurance contracts including the withdrawal cause of decrement i...
We present a general framework for pricing life insurance contracts embedding a surrender option. Th...
We study the valuation of unit-linked life insurance contracts with surrender guarantees. Instead of...
AbstractIntroducing a surrender option in unit-linked life insurance contracts leads to a dependence...
In this paper we extend the Least Squares Monte Carlo approach proposed by Longstaff and Schwartz fo...
posed by Longstaff and Schwartz for the valuation of American-style contingent-claims to the case of...
This article proposes a model to compute the fair premium for equity-linked contracts that include a...
In this paper we extend the Least Squares Monte Carlo approach proposed by Longstaff and Schwartz (2...
The valuation of the prepayment option embedded in mortgages attracts the attention of practitioners...
The paper analyzes one of the most common life insurance products - the so-called participating (or ...
In the context of the stochastic models for the management of life insurance portfolio, the authors ...
Participating life insurance contracts entitle the policyholder to participate in the company’...
Participating life insurance contracts entitle the policyholder to participate in the company’...
National audienceThis paper shows that some policy features are crucial to explain the decision of t...
Variable annuities represent certain unit-linked life insurance products offering different types of...
The actuarial pricing of mortality insurance contracts including the withdrawal cause of decrement i...