Uniform asymptotics for the ruin probabilities in a bidimensional renewal risk model with strongly subexponential claims
Dongya Cheng, Changjun Yu
Abstract
Dongya Cheng, Changjun Yu
Abstract
This paper considers a bidimensional continuous-time renewal risk model of insurance business with different claim-number processes and strongly subexponential claims. For the finite-time ruin probability defined as the probability for the aggregate surplus process to break down the horizontal line at the level zero within a given time, an uniform asymptotic formula is established, which provides new insights into the solvency ability of the insurance company.
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This paper considers a bidimensional continuous-time renewal risk model of insurance business with different claim-number processes and strongly subexponential claims. For the finite-time ruin probability defined as the probability for the aggregate surplus process to break down the horizontal line at the level zero within a given time, an uniform asymptotic formula is established, which provides new insights into the solvency ability of the insurance company.
Key concepts: Solvency, Ruin theory, Risk model, Mathematics, First-hitting-time model, Renewal theory, Zero (linguistics), Applied mathematics