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2005 Working Papers
2005 Working Paper Series
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1
Demand and Adverse Selection in a Pooled Annuity Fund E.A. Valdez, J. Piggott, and L. Wang
2
Generalised Lévy Processes and their Applications in Insurance and Finance Jang, J.
3
Sustainable Security Analysis Evans, J., Guido, R., Guo M.
4
Convex Order Bounds for Sums of Dependent Log-Elliptical Random Variables E.A. Valdez and J. Dhaene
5
Risk Measures and Optimal Portfolio Selection (with applications to elliptical distributions) J. Dhaene, E.A. Valdez, and T. Hoedemakers
6
Economic Capital and the Aggregation of Risks Using Copulas A. Tang and E.A. Valdez
7
Closed-Form Approximations for Constant Continuous Annuities S. Vanduffel, J. Dhaene, and E.A. Valdez
8
Probability Transforms with Elliptical Generators E.A. Valdez
9
Capital Management and Frictional Costs in Insurance V. Chandra and M.Sherris
10
Optimal Consumer Behaviour in a Jump-diffusion Environment S. Purcal & T. Huan Wang
11
Demand for Reinsurance: Evidence from Australian Insurers L. Carneiro and M. Sherris
12
A Stochastic Control Model for Individual Asset-Liability Management S. Purcal
13
Explaining Low Annuity Demand: An Optimal Portfolio Application to Japan S. Purcal & J. Piggott
14
Lifetime Financial Planning with Regime-switching: the Case of Persistence and Mean Reversion S. Purcal & J. Piggott
15
Retirement Provision: Accumulations, Security and Insurance S. Purcal & J. Piggott
16
Pricing in the Multi-Line Insurer with Dependent Gamma Distributed Risks Allowing for Frictional Costs of Capital Z. Landsman & M. Sherris
17
Credit Derivatives Pricing using the Cox Process with Shot Noise Intensity J. Jang
18
Claims Prediction with Dependence Using Copula Models E. Valdez & K.L. Yeo
19
Stochastic Control: Alternative Tool in Insurance Risk Management M.T. Castillo

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