On the optimality of proportional reinsurance
I. Lampaert, Jean‐François Walhin
Abstract
I. Lampaert, Jean‐François Walhin
Abstract
Proportional reinsurance is often thought to be a very simple method of covering the portfolio of an insurer. Theoreticians are not really interested in analysing the optimality properties of these types of reinsurance covers. In this paper, we will use a real-life insurance portfolio in order to compare four proportional structures: quota share reinsurance, variable quota share reinsurance, surplus reinsurance and surplus reinsurance with a table of lines.
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Proportional reinsurance is often thought to be a very simple method of covering the portfolio of an insurer. Theoreticians are not really interested in analysing the optimality properties of these types of reinsurance covers. In this paper, we will use a real-life insurance portfolio in order to compare four proportional structures: quota share reinsurance, variable quota share reinsurance, surplus reinsurance and surplus reinsurance with a table of lines.
Key concepts: Reinsurance, Portfolio, Actuarial science, Order (exchange), Econometrics, Economics, Financial economics, Finance