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Ruin probability for the quota share model with~phase-type distributed claims

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  • Krzysztof Burnecki
  • Zbigniew Palmowski
  • Marek Teuerle
  • Aleksandra Wilkowska

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In this paper, we generalise the results presented in the literature for the ruin probability for the insurer--reinsurer model under a pro-rata reinsurance contract. We consider claim amounts that are described by a phase-type distribution that includes exponential, mixture of exponential, Erlang, and mixture of Erlang distributions. We derive the ruin probability formulas with the use of change-of-measure technique and present important special cases. We illustrate the usefulness of the introduced model by fitting it to the real-world loss data. With the use of statistical tests and graphical tools, we show that the mixture of Erlangs is well-fitted to the data and is superior to other considered distributions. This justifies the fact that the presented results can be useful in the context of risk assessment of co-operating insurance companies.

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  • Krzysztof Burnecki & Zbigniew Palmowski & Marek Teuerle & Aleksandra Wilkowska, 2023. "Ruin probability for the quota share model with~phase-type distributed claims," Papers 2303.07705, arXiv.org.
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