不确定环境下定期人寿保险的破产概率区间的计算

针对实际问题存在的不确定因素,研究了含不确定参数的定期人寿保险的破产模型,其中死亡率和净年保单数分别用区间数和随机参数刻画.推导了破产概率区间的计算公式,且用泊松分布近似时得到其近似计算方法.该模型的建立既考虑了初始准备金的利息积累和任何时刻的新投保人的加入,并采用了新的分组方式,又考虑了实际问题中的不确定因素,因而能够更加真实地刻画了实际过程,比传统模型更具实用性.     

变破产下限风险模型的破产概率

近年来,很多文献对经典风险模型作了研究,并得出许多有用的结论。一般文献都是假定保险公司的破产下限为零,但在实际的保险实务中,当保险公司的盈余低于某一限度时,保险公司就要调整政策或宣布破产。本文研究了经典风险模型在假定变破产下限下的破产概率,得出了破产概率所满足的不等式,而且研究了当破产下限f(t)为某些特殊函数时,破产概率所满足的不等式或破产概率的具体表达式。最后本文给出了在推广后的风险模型中变破产下限破产概率所满足的不等式。     

带干扰变破产限风险模型的破产概率

近年来,许多文献对经典风险模型及推广后的风险模型作了研究,并得出许多有用的结论.一般的文献都是假定保险公司的破产限为零.但在实际的保险业务中,当保险公司的盈余低于某一限度(破产限)时,保险公司就要调整政策或宣布破产.本文研究了带干扰的双Cox风险模型和带干扰的双Poisson风险模型在变破产限下的破产概率,得出了破产概率所满足的不等式,而且研究了当破产限为某一特殊函数时,破产概率所满足的不等式和具体的解析式.     

考虑银行破产外部效应的存款保险定价模型

运用存款保险的期望损失定价方法和Shapley值法,建立了考虑银行违约/破产外部效应的存款保险定价模型。模型中度量的破产成本不仅考虑了银行破产清算过程中其自身资产价值的损失,还考虑了银行违约/破产的负外部效应——可能增加其他银行的破产损失,据此确定的存款保险保费反映了各银行对系统总破产成本的边际贡献。为验证模型效果,构造了三种情景进行模拟分析,结果表明:存款保险保费与银行系统对破产银行资产的收购能力负相关,且负相关程度随经济形势的恶化而加剧;保费与整个银行系统参保银行数目之间也呈负相关关系。     

基于交替更新过程的模糊随机破产模型

假设索赔额、盈余额和更新过程均是在模糊随机环境中,并且将索赔过程定义为在交替更新过程.当索赔额和时间间隔是服从不同的指数分布时,本文建立了交替更新过程下的模糊随机破产模型,并给出了最终破产概率公式与最终破产机会均值公式.     

一类推广负风险和模型的破产概率

本文研究了带干扰的两险种负风险和模型的破产问题.利用无穷小方法,给出了该风险模型破产概率所满足的微分-积分方程,并推导出破产概率满足的Lundberg型不等式.最后指出了当索赔服从负指数分布时破产概率的上界,推广了经典风险模型的结果.     

寿险中的破产理论及应用

本文研究了求解寿险中破产概率的简洁方法 ,得到寿险破产模型 ,设计了求解寿险中的破产概率的一种算法 ,并得到寿险破产概率的一个上界。     

Markov链利率下再保险模型的破产概率上界

研究了如何确定离散时间情况下再保险模型破产概率上界的问题.为了降低自身的破产风险,保险公司常常对部分乃至全部资产进行再保险.假定索赔间隔时间和索赔额具有一阶自回归结构,假定利率过程为取值于可数状态空间的Markov链.建立了其比例再保险模型,分别用递归更新技巧和鞅方法得到模型的破产概率上界.该破产概率上界作为评估再保险公司偿付能力和风险控制能力的重要指标,对于它的研究成果能为再保险人做出重大决策提供重要的依据,具有较为重要的理论和现实意义.     

具有延迟索赔风险模型的破产概率

本文考虑一类具有延迟索赔的风险模型,模型中包含两种索赔,其中一种索赔可能延迟发生.在索赔额服从指数分布的情形下,建立此风险模型破产概率所满足的微分方程,得到破产概率的精确表达式,给出了数值模拟结果.     

复合广义齐次Poisson过程的多险种破产概率

本文推广了经典的复合泊松风险模型，建立了两类复合广义齐次poisson过程的多险种破产模型．对于新模型，我们得到了初始资本为u的破产概率φ(u)的精确表达式以及特殊情况下φ(0)的表达式，并且导出了调节系数方程和调节系数R的上下界．     

OPTIONS-GAME ANALYSIS FOR FIRM WITH INSURED DEBT

The strategic model for insured bond of firm is a new model which is developed based on options pricing model and game theory. When firm‘s bond was insured against bankruptcy, some interesting results about endogenous bankruptcy and optimal capital structure are obtained.     

基于跳扩散过程的Omega模型

文章通过在Omega模型中加入布朗运动扰动项,提出了一种跳扩散Omega破产模型.在索赔额为指数分布的情形下,给出了破产率函数是常数时的破产概率函数表达式.文章进一步研究了破产概率和盈余过程的“负占有时”之间的关系,并给出了破产概率函数的第二种推导过程.最后通过两个数值试验,将我们的模型与Albreeher和Lautscham (2013)的Omega模型的破产概率进行了比较分析.     

Dynamic mean-variance and optimal reinsurance problems under the no-bankruptcy constraint for an insurer

In this paper, we consider the optimal investment and optimal reinsurance problems for an insurer under the criterion of mean-variance with bankruptcy prohibition, i.e., the wealth process of the insurer is not allowed to be below zero at any time. The risk process is a diffusion model and the insurer can invest in a risk-free asset and multiple risky assets. In view of the standard martingale approach in tackling continuous-time portfolio choice models, we consider two subproblems. After solving the two subproblems respectively, we can obtain the solution to the mean-variance optimal problem. We also consider the optimal problem when bankruptcy is allowed. In this situation, we obtain the efficient strategy and efficient frontier using the stochastic linear-quadratic control theory. Then we compare the results in the two cases and give a numerical example to illustrate our results.     

Optimal dividend and dynamic reinsurance strategies with capital injections and proportional costs

We consider an optimization problem of an insurance company in the diffusion setting, which controls the dividends payout as well as the capital injections. To maximize the cumulative expected discounted dividends minus the penalized discounted capital injections until the ruin time, there is a possibility of (cheap or non-cheap) proportional reinsurance. We solve the control problems by constructing two categories of suboptimal models, one without capital injections and one with no bankruptcy by capital injection. Then we derive the explicit solutions for the value function and totally characterize the optimal strategies. Particularly, for cheap reinsurance, they are the same as those in the model of no bankruptcy.     

Bankruptcy theory development and classification via genetic programming

Bankruptcy is a highly significant worldwide problem with high social costs. Traditional bankruptcy risk models have been criticized for falling short with respect to bankruptcy theory building due to either modeling assumptions or model complexity.Genetic programming minimizes the amount of a priori structure that is associated with traditional functional forms and statistical selection procedures, but still produces easily understandable and implementable models. Genetic programming was used to analyze 28 potential bankruptcy variables found to be significant in multiple prior research studies, including 10 fraud risk factors. Data was taken from a sample of 422 bankrupt and non-bankrupt Norwegian companies for the period 1993–1998. Six variables were determined to be significant.A genetic programming model was developed for the six variables from an expanded sample of 1136 bankrupt and non-bankrupt Norwegian companies. The model was 81% accurate on a validation sample, slightly better than prior genetic programming research on US public companies, and statistically significantly better than the 77% accuracy of a traditional logit model developed using the same variables and data. The most significant variable in the final model was the prior auditor opinion, thus validating the information value of the auditor’s report. The model provides insight into the complex interaction of bankruptcy related factors, especially the effect of company size. The results suggest that accounting information, including the auditor’s evaluation of it, is more important for larger than smaller firms. It also suggests that for small firms the most important information is liquidity and non-accounting information.The genetic programming model relationships developed in this study also support prior bankruptcy research, including the finding that company size decreases bankruptcy risk when profits are positive. It also confirms that very high profit levels are associated with increased bankruptcy risk even for large companies an association that may be reflecting the potential for management to be “Cooking the Books”.     

Optimal dividend-equity issuance strategy in a dual model with fixed and proportional transaction costs

In this paper, we consider the problem of optimal dividend payout and equity issuance for a company whose liquid asset is modeled by the dual of classical risk model with diffusion. We assume that there exist both proportional and fixed transaction costs when issuing new equity. Our objective is to maximize the expected cumulative present value of the dividend payout minus the equity issuance until the time of bankruptcy,which is defined as the first time when the company’s capital reserve falls below zero. The solution to the mixed impulse-singular control problem relies on two auxiliary subproblems: one is the classical dividend problem without equity issuance, and the other one assumes that the company never goes bankrupt by equity issuance.We first provide closed-form expressions of the value functions and the optimal strategies for both auxiliary subproblems. We then identify the solution to the original problem with either of the auxiliary problems. Our results show that the optimal strategy should either allow for bankruptcy or keep the company’s reserve above zero by issuing new equity, depending on the model’s parameters. We also present some economic interpretations and sensitivity analysis for our results by theoretical analysis and numerical examples.     

Weighted bankruptcy rules and the museum pass problem

In this paper we introduce and characterize some allocation rules for weighted bankruptcy problems. We illustrate the relevancy of weighted bankruptcy by applying it to analyse the museum pass problem, introduced by Ginsburgh and Zang (2003). This application is completed with the analysis of real data for the “Card Musei” of the Municipality of Genova.     

The Constrained Equal Awards Rule for Bankruptcy Problems with a Priori Unions

In this paper, we provide two extensions of the constrained equal awards rule for bankruptcy situations to the class of bankruptcy situations with a priori unions. We present some characterisations and relations with corresponding games. The two new extensions are illustrated by a specific application.     

Equivalence of axioms for bankruptcy problems

The bankruptcy problem is concerned with how to divide the net worth of the bankrupt firm among its creditors. In this paper, we investigate the logical relations between various axioms in the context of bankruptcy. Those axioms are: population-and-resource monotonicity, consistency, converse consistency, agreement, and separability. In most axiomatic models, they are not directly related. However, we show that they are equivalent on the class of bankruptcy problems under minor additional requirements. Received: April 1998/Revised version: January 1999