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The Probability and Severity of Ruin in Finite and Infinite Time [PDF]

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David C. M. Dickson   +4 more
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Parisian ruin probability - the De Vylder type approximation

Mathematica Applicanda, 2021
The Parisian ruin occurs as the capital of the insurance company is negative longer than a predefined period of time. In this article, we propose a simple and fast technique for calculating the Parisian ruin probability for the Cramer-Lundberg model with arbitrary claims that have the first three moments finite.
Marek Teuerle, Martyna Zdeb
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De Vylder approximation to the optimal retention for a combination of quota-share and excess of loss reinsurance with partial information

Insurance: Mathematics and Economics, 2017
Abstract This paper considers the optimal retention in a combination of quota-share and excess of loss reinsurance. Assuming that the insurer only has partial information of the individual claim size, we develop the De Vylder approximation for the insurer’s ultimate ruin probability.
Lianzeng Zhang, Baige Duan, Xiang Hu
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Ruin probabilities by Padé’s method: simple moments based mixed exponential approximations (Renyi, De Vylder, Cramér–Lundberg), and high precision approximations with both light and heavy tails

European Actuarial Journal, 2018
We revisit below Pade and other rational approximations for ruin probabilities, of which the approximations mentioned in the title are just particular cases. We provide new simple Tijms-type and moments based approximations, and show that shifted Pade approximations are quite successful even in the case of heavy tailed claims.
Avram, F., Banik, A. D., Horvath, A.
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De Vylder type approximation of the ruin probability for the insurer-reinsurer model

Mathematica Applicanda, 2019
Aleksandra Wilkowska   +2 more
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