In this paper, the ruin distributions were analyzed, including the distribution of surplus immediately before ruin, the distribution of claim at the time of ruin, the distribution of deficit, and the distribution of s...In this paper, the ruin distributions were analyzed, including the distribution of surplus immediately before ruin, the distribution of claim at the time of ruin, the distribution of deficit, and the distribution of surplus at the beginning of the claim period before ruin. Several integral equations for the ruin distributions were derived and some solutions under special conditions were obtained.展开更多
This paper analyzes a continuous time risk model with a linear model used to model the claim process. The time is discretized stochastically using the times when claims occur, using Doob’s stopping time theorem and...This paper analyzes a continuous time risk model with a linear model used to model the claim process. The time is discretized stochastically using the times when claims occur, using Doob’s stopping time theorem and martingale inequalities to obtain expressions for the ruin probability as well as both expo- nential and non-exponential upper bounds for the ruin probability for an infinite time horizon. Numerical re- sults are included to illustrate the accuracy of the non-exponential bound.展开更多
文摘In this paper, the ruin distributions were analyzed, including the distribution of surplus immediately before ruin, the distribution of claim at the time of ruin, the distribution of deficit, and the distribution of surplus at the beginning of the claim period before ruin. Several integral equations for the ruin distributions were derived and some solutions under special conditions were obtained.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 19831020 and 70003002) and the Fundamental Research Foundation of School of Economics and Management,Tsinghua University
文摘This paper analyzes a continuous time risk model with a linear model used to model the claim process. The time is discretized stochastically using the times when claims occur, using Doob’s stopping time theorem and martingale inequalities to obtain expressions for the ruin probability as well as both expo- nential and non-exponential upper bounds for the ruin probability for an infinite time horizon. Numerical re- sults are included to illustrate the accuracy of the non-exponential bound.
