Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5077659 | Insurance: Mathematics and Economics | 2006 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
This paper considers a bivariate compound Poisson model for a book of two dependent classes of insurance business. We focus on the ruin probability that at least one class of business will get ruined. As expected, general explicit expressions for this bivariate ruin probability is very difficult to obtain. In view of this, we introduce the so-called bivariate compound binomial model which can be used to approximate the finite-time survival probability of the assumed model. We then study some simple bounds for the infinite-time ruin probability via the association properties of the bivariate compound Poisson model. We also investigate the impact of dependence on the infinite-time ruin probability by means of multivariate stochastic orders.
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Authors
Kam C. Yuen, Junyi Guo, Xueyuan Wu,