On corrected phase-type approximations of the time value of ruin with heavy tails
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Corrected phase-type approximations; time value of ruin; Gerber–Shiu expected discounted penalty functions; heavy-tailed claim size distributions; tail asymptotics; dependent risk models;All these keywords.
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