Titlebook: Recursions for Convolutions and Compound Distributions with Insurance Applications; Raluca Vernic,Bjoern Sundt Book 2009 Springer-Verlag B

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Allowing for Negative Severities the integers, allowing for negative severities. The cases of binomial, Poisson, and negative binomial counting distribution are treated separately. In the binomial case, the compound distribution can be evaluated exactly when the support of the severity distribution is bounded on at least one side

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Introductionpplement this with concepts needed in the multivariate setting of Part II, covering vectors and matrices, multivariate extension of induction proofs, classes of distributions and functions, convolutions, various types of compound distributions in the multivariate case, and moments. We also discuss v

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Introduction(in particular the cumulation operator and the tail operator), stop loss premiums, and convergence of infinite series with positive terms. Furthermore, we give an introduction to univariate aggregate claims distributions in insurance.

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Compound Mixed Poisson Distributionstio between two polynomials. In particular, we discuss some invariance properties of distributions in the Willmot class. Finally, we look at some specific parametric classes of mixing distributions within the Willmot class.

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Infinite Divisibilityrn to mixed Poisson distributions. Finally, we introduce the De Pril transform of an infinitely divisible distribution on the non-negative integers with a positive mass at zero and discuss properties of the De Pril transform within the context of such distributions.

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Moments the severity distribution. We first consider a general framework where the counting distribution satisfies a recursion of the type studied in Chap. 5. Then we restrict to the special case when the counting distribution belongs to the Panjer class. Finally, we present alternative recursions for moments of compound Poisson distributions.

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