基于相依风险模型的最优再保险

为了解决多险种同时索赔并伴有相依情况的最优再保险问题.建立了相依风险模型,分别在期望保费原理和CVaR保费原理下通过求解HJB方程,得到了最优再保险问题的显式解,从而解决了相依情况下的最优再保险问题.     

方差分保费原则下相依多险种模型的最优再保险

采用共同冲击型相依多险种模型刻画保险公司的索赔风险过程,按照方差分保费原则计算再保险费,研究最小化破产概率的再保险问题.通过扩散逼近并利用动态规划原理,得到了显式最优策略和值函数.与采用期望值分保费原则比较,发现最优分保形式和自留风险水平均不相同;与最大化期望指数效用的结果比较,发现最优分保比例除了与安全负载相关,还与索赔分布、计数过程以及直接保险费收入率c有关.最后,结合数值算例揭示了相依参数的动态影响以及最优策略与c的敏感相关性.     

风险相依下再保险双方的联合最优再保险问题

结合保险人和再保险人的共同利益,研究了具有两类相依险种风险模型下的最优再保险问题.假定再保险公司采用方差保费原理收取保费,利用复合Poisson模型和扩散逼近模型两种方式去刻画保险公司和再保险公司的资本盈余过程,在期望效用最大准则下,证明了最优再保险策略的存在性和唯一性,通过求解Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman(HJB)方程,得到了两种模型下相应的最优再保险策略及值函数的明晰解答,并给出了数值算例及分析.     

考虑Vasicek利率和相依风险的最优投资与再保险

本文研究了利率由Vasicek过程描述,两类保险业务具有相依风险的最优投资和再保险模型.盈余过程由扩散近似模型刻画,保险人的目标是在给定期望终端财富的情况下,寻找使得终端财富的方差最小的投资和再保险策略.通过使用随机线性二次最优控制理论,建立Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman(HJB)方程,我们获得了值函数的精确表达式以及最优投资和再保险策略.另外,我们给出了有效策略和有效前沿.最后,通过数值例子说明了模型参数对最优投资和再保险策略的影响.     

基于索赔相依的时滞均衡投资与再保险策略

本文研究保险公司的最优投资与再保险问题.假设再保险种类是比例再保险,未来索赔与历史索赔是相关的.此外,风险资产的价格过程由常方差弹性模型来描述,并且在财富过程中考虑了财富的时滞效应.在均值-方差优化准则下,本文给出了最优均衡投资和比例再保险策略及值函数的显式解.最后,通过数值分析,讨论了模型主要参数对最优策略的影响.本文所提模型及所获结果是对文献中已有研究成果的推广.     

指数保费准则下的最优投资和比例再保险

该文研究了保险公司的最优投资和比例再保险问题,其中假定保险公司的盈余过程为一个带扩散扰动的经典风险过程.假定再保险的保费按照指数保费原理来计算,这使得所研究的随机控制问题成为非线性的.该文同时考虑了最大化终端财富指数效用和最大化调节系数两类问题,并给出了最优值函数和相应的最优策略的解析表达.此外,该文还分析了再保险公司的风险厌恶和保险公司的不确定性参数对最优策略的影响.     

带干扰的相依双险种最优再保险

研究一类带干扰的理赔相依的双险种风险模型,其中两险种分别采取成数再保险和超额损失再保险.在期望保费计算原理下,利用调节系数最大化得到成数再保险及超额损失再保险的最优自留水平.     

最优再保险及投资组合策略问题

为规避风险的巨大波动,保险公司会将承保的理赔进行分保,即再保险.假定再保险公司采用方差保费准则从保险公司收取保费.应用扩散逼近模型,刻画了保险公司有再保险控制下的资本盈余.另外,保险公司的盈余允许投资到利率、股票等金融市场.通过控制再保险及投资组合策略,研究了最小破产概率.应用动态规划方法(Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman方程),对最小破产概率、最优再保险及投资组合策略给出了明晰解答,并给出了数值直观分析.     

Markov调节中基于时滞和相依风险模型的最优再保险与投资

本文研究保险公司在Markov调节下基于时滞及相依风险模型的最优再保险与最优投资问题,其中市场被划分为有限个状态,一些重要的参数随着市场状态的转换而变化.假设保险公司的盈余过程由复合Poisson过程描述,而风险资产的价格过程由几何跳扩散模型刻画,并且假设这两个跳过程是相依的.以最大化终端财富值的均值-方差效用为目标,...     

两类相依保险业务下基于竞争的最优再保险策略

在再保险合同制定中,保险公司与再保险公司之间是竞争的.利用相对业绩,本文量化了这种竞争.进而假设保险公司从事两类相依保险业务,在竞争下,得到了保险公司的相对财富过程.保险公司的目标是,寻找最优时间一致的再保险策略最大化终端财富的均值同时最小化其方差.通过使用随机分析和随机控制理论,求得了最优时间一致的再保险策略和值函数的显式解,并从理论方面解释了最优解的保险和经济意义.最终,通过数值实验分析了模型参数对最优时间一致再保险策略的影响,比较了两类特殊情形与一般情形下最优再保险策略之间的关系.通过本文的研究得到了一些新的发现,研究结果可以更合理地指导保险公司的再保险决策.     

The optimal reinsurance strategy — the individual claim case

This paper is concerned with the optimal form of reinsurance when the cedent seeks to maximize the adjustment coefficient of the retained risk (related to the probability of ultimate ruin)-which we prove to be equivalent to maximizing the expected utility of wealth, with respect to an exponential utility with a certain coefficient of risk aversion-and restricts the reinsurance strategies to functions of the individual claims, which is the case for most nonproportional treaties placed in the market.Assuming that the premium calculation principle is a convex functional we prove the existence and uniqueness of solutions and provide a necessary optimality condition (via needle-like perturbations, widely known in optimal control). These results are used to find the optimal reinsurance policy when the reinsurance loading is increasing with the variance. The optimal contract is described by a nonlinear function, of a similar form than in the aggregate case.     

Time-consistent investment-reinsurance strategies towards joint interests of the insurer and the reinsurer under CEV models

The present paper studies time-consistent solutions to an investment-reinsurance problem under a mean-variance framework.The paper is distinguished from other literature by taking into account the interests of both an insurer and a reinsurer jointly.The claim process of the insurer is governed by a Brownian motion with a drift.A proportional reinsurance treaty is considered and the premium is calculated according to the expected value principle.Both the insurer and the reinsurer are assumed to invest in a risky asset,which is distinct for each other and driven by a constant elasticity of variance model.The optimal decision is formulated on a weighted sum of the insurer’s and the reinsurer’s surplus processes.Upon a verification theorem,which is established with a formal proof for a more general problem,explicit solutions are obtained for the proposed investment-reinsurance model.Moreover,numerous mathematical analysis and numerical examples are provided to demonstrate those derived results as well as the economic implications behind.     

Optimal reinsurance and investment strategies for insurer under interest rate and inflation risks

In this paper, we investigate an optimal reinsurance and investment problem for an insurer whose surplus process is approximated by a drifted Brownian motion. Proportional reinsurance is to hedge the risk of insurance. Interest rate risk and inflation risk are considered. We suppose that the instantaneous nominal interest rate follows an Ornstein–Uhlenbeck process, and the inflation index is given by a generalized Fisher equation. To make the market complete, zero-coupon bonds and Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS) are included in the market. The financial market consists of cash, zero-coupon bond, TIPS and stock. We employ the stochastic dynamic programming to derive the closed-forms of the optimal reinsurance and investment strategies as well as the optimal utility function under the constant relative risk aversion (CRRA) utility maximization. Sensitivity analysis is given to show the economic behavior of the optimal strategies and optimal utility.     

Optimal investment and reinsurance of an insurer with model uncertainty

We introduce a novel approach to optimal investment–reinsurance problems of an insurance company facing model uncertainty via a game theoretic approach. The insurance company invests in a capital market index whose dynamics follow a geometric Brownian motion. The risk process of the company is governed by either a compound Poisson process or its diffusion approximation. The company can also transfer a certain proportion of the insurance risk to a reinsurance company by purchasing reinsurance. The optimal investment–reinsurance problems with model uncertainty are formulated as two-player, zero-sum, stochastic differential games between the insurance company and the market. We provide verification theorems for the Hamilton–Jacobi–Bellman–Isaacs (HJBI) solutions to the optimal investment–reinsurance problems and derive closed-form solutions to the problems.     

Robust optimal reinsurance and investment strategies for an AAI with multiple risks

This paper studies the robust optimal reinsurance and investment problem for an ambiguity averse insurer (abbr. AAI). The AAI sells insurance contracts and has access to proportional reinsurance business. The AAI can invest in a financial market consisting of four assets: one risk-free asset, one bond, one inflation protected bond and one stock, and has different levels of ambiguity aversions towards the risks. The goal of the AAI is to seek the robust optimal reinsurance and investment strategies under the worst case scenario. Here, the nominal interest rate is characterized by the Vasicek model; the inflation index is introduced according to the Fisher’s equation; and the stock price is driven by the Heston’s stochastic volatility model. The explicit forms of the robust optimal strategies and value function are derived by introducing an auxiliary robust optimal control problem and stochastic dynamic programming method. In the end of this paper, a detailed sensitivity analysis is presented to show the effects of market parameters on the robust optimal reinsurance policy, the robust optimal investment strategy and the utility loss when ignoring ambiguity.     

Optimal proportional reinsurance and investment with transaction costs, I: Maximizing the terminal wealth

We consider a problem of optimal reinsurance and investment with multiple risky assets for an insurance company whose surplus is governed by a linear diffusion. The insurance company’s risk can be reduced through reinsurance, while in addition the company invests its surplus in a financial market with one risk-free asset and n risky assets. In this paper, we consider the transaction costs when investing in the risky assets. Also, we use Conditional Value-at-Risk (CVaR) to control the whole risk. We consider the optimization problem of maximizing the expected exponential utility of terminal wealth and solve it by using the corresponding Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman (HJB) equation. Explicit expression for the optimal value function and the corresponding optimal strategies are obtained.     

Optimal investment and excess of loss reinsurance with short-selling constraint

This paper considers the optimal control problem with constraints for an insurance company. The risk process is assumed to be a jump-diffusion process and the risk can be reduced through an excess of loss (XL) reinsurance. In addition, the surplus can be invested in the financial market. In the financial market, the short-selling constraint is one of the main factors which make models more realistic. Our goal is to find the optimal investment-reinsurance policy without short-selling, which maximizes the expected exponential utility of the terminal wealth. By solving the corresponding Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman equation, the value function and the optimal investment-reinsurance policy are given in a closed form.