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Scandinavian Actuarial Journal, 1970
Abstract It is supposed that a company deals with insurance and annuities and the risk reserve varies according to a compound recurrent process. In this paper mathematical methods are given for finding the probability that the risk reserve does not become depleted in a time interval of length t. For the case where the risk reserve varies according to a
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Abstract It is supposed that a company deals with insurance and annuities and the risk reserve varies according to a compound recurrent process. In this paper mathematical methods are given for finding the probability that the risk reserve does not become depleted in a time interval of length t. For the case where the risk reserve varies according to a
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2016
Risk is often treated like a discrete time-defined event rather than a process. The most commonly used methods to ‘control’ risk are annually renewable insurance policies, employee manuals, and other ‘check-the-box’ processes that are verified infrequently over the course of a year, or over many years. The challenge arises from the placebo effect these
Daniel Wagner, Dante Disparte
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Risk is often treated like a discrete time-defined event rather than a process. The most commonly used methods to ‘control’ risk are annually renewable insurance policies, employee manuals, and other ‘check-the-box’ processes that are verified infrequently over the course of a year, or over many years. The challenge arises from the placebo effect these
Daniel Wagner, Dante Disparte
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Risk Distribution in the Budgetary Process
Accounting and Business Research, 1979Budgeting has always been a problematic process. At the end of a budget period it is invariably found that some managers have been able to achieve their budget targets more successfully than others. But when senior managers come to evaluate their subordinates’ performance they have to recognize that some apparent success is caused by certain managers ...
Anthony J. Berry, David Otley
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Evaluating the risk decision process
Toxicology, 2006In order to ensure that risk assessment and risk management serve their purposes efficiently, it is essential to systematically evaluate actual practices. In this overview, it is proposed that such evaluation studies constitute an important field of study that should be recognized as a sub-discipline of regulatory toxicology with its own research ...
Christina Rudén, Sven Ove Hansson
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The Risk Process in Reinsurance [PDF]
, 1996 In the present chapter we introduce the notion of a risk process (Section 6.1) and study the permanence properties of risk processes under thinning (Section 6.2), decomposition (Section 6.3), and superposition (Section 6.4). These problems are of interest in reinsurance.
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The Process of Risk Management
2014This chapter contains a high level description of the risk management process at insurance companies. This process has three stages, identification of risk, evaluation of risks, and the response to risks that have been evaluated. The chapter closes with general remarks on the role of the actuary in risk management.
Jochen Wolf, Marcus Kriele
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1988
The process of risk assessment and risk management is widely recognized in the United States for making policy decisions to control the risk associated with toxic chemical exposures. This two-step process, to first evaluate risk and then decide what, if anything, should be done to reduce exposures, was first adopted by the Environmental Protection ...
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The process of risk assessment and risk management is widely recognized in the United States for making policy decisions to control the risk associated with toxic chemical exposures. This two-step process, to first evaluate risk and then decide what, if anything, should be done to reduce exposures, was first adopted by the Environmental Protection ...
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2012
This chapter provides an introduction to inter-temporal probability processes used commonly in modeling risk processes. The chapter begins with the questions “what is time,” “what is memory?” how are their definitions used to construct quantitative and temporal models.
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This chapter provides an introduction to inter-temporal probability processes used commonly in modeling risk processes. The chapter begins with the questions “what is time,” “what is memory?” how are their definitions used to construct quantitative and temporal models.
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2001
In this chapter we consider a generalization of the classical ruin theoretic model. The generalization involves replacement of the Poisson process of claims by a more general renewal process. The model may be formulated as a particular random walk, and as such also allows for interpretation in terms of the equilibrium waiting time distribution in the G/
Gordon E. Willmot, X. Sheldon Lin
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In this chapter we consider a generalization of the classical ruin theoretic model. The generalization involves replacement of the Poisson process of claims by a more general renewal process. The model may be formulated as a particular random walk, and as such also allows for interpretation in terms of the equilibrium waiting time distribution in the G/
Gordon E. Willmot, X. Sheldon Lin
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