Consider the classical compound Poisson model of risk theory, in which dividends are paid to the shareholders according to a barrier strategy. Let b* be the level of the barrier that maximizes the expectation of the discounted dividends until ruin. This paper is inspired by Dickson and Waters (2004). They point out that the shareholders should be liable to cover the deficit at ruin. Thus, they consider b0 , the level of the barrier that maximizes the expectation of the difference between the discounted dividends until ruin and the discounted deficit at ruin. In this paper, b* and b0 are compared, when the claim amount distribution is exponential or a combination of exponential
In the compound Poisson insurance risk model under a dividend barrier strategy, this paper aims to a...
The paper studies a discrete counterpart of Gerber et al. (2006). The surplus of an insurance compa...
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Consider the classical compound Poisson model of risk theory, in which dividends are paid to the sha...
Consider the classical compound Poisson model of risk theory, in which dividends are paid to the sha...
For a general class of risk models, the dividends-penalty identity is derived by probabilistic reaso...
The problem of finding the optimal dividend strategy is very important for insurance companies. In...
In applications of collective risk theory, complete information for the distribution of individual c...
AbstractThe problem goes back to a paper that Bruno de Finetti presented to the International Congre...
We consider the surplus process of a non-life insurance portfolio with a dividend component represen...
In the traditional actuarial risk model, if the surplus is negative, the company is ruined and has t...
We consider a classical compound Poisson risk model with affine dividend payments. We illustrate how...
We consider the compound Poisson risk model with debit interest and dividend payments. The model ass...
In insurance risk theory, dividend and aggregate claim amount are of great research interest as they...
We consider a risk model with a constant dividend barrier. An explicit expression is obtained for th...
In the compound Poisson insurance risk model under a dividend barrier strategy, this paper aims to a...
The paper studies a discrete counterpart of Gerber et al. (2006). The surplus of an insurance compa...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider a Brownian motion risk model, and in addition, the surplus earns ...
Consider the classical compound Poisson model of risk theory, in which dividends are paid to the sha...
Consider the classical compound Poisson model of risk theory, in which dividends are paid to the sha...
For a general class of risk models, the dividends-penalty identity is derived by probabilistic reaso...
The problem of finding the optimal dividend strategy is very important for insurance companies. In...
In applications of collective risk theory, complete information for the distribution of individual c...
AbstractThe problem goes back to a paper that Bruno de Finetti presented to the International Congre...
We consider the surplus process of a non-life insurance portfolio with a dividend component represen...
In the traditional actuarial risk model, if the surplus is negative, the company is ruined and has t...
We consider a classical compound Poisson risk model with affine dividend payments. We illustrate how...
We consider the compound Poisson risk model with debit interest and dividend payments. The model ass...
In insurance risk theory, dividend and aggregate claim amount are of great research interest as they...
We consider a risk model with a constant dividend barrier. An explicit expression is obtained for th...
In the compound Poisson insurance risk model under a dividend barrier strategy, this paper aims to a...
The paper studies a discrete counterpart of Gerber et al. (2006). The surplus of an insurance compa...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider a Brownian motion risk model, and in addition, the surplus earns ...