Annals of Actuarial Science
2006 - 2026
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Volume 20, issue 1, 2026
- Mixture credibility formulas pp. 7-21

- Mojtaba Abed and Amir T. Payandeh Najafabadi
- Analyzing state-level longevity trends with the U.S. mortality database pp. 22-53

- Mike Ludkovski and Doris Padilla
- A multivariate spatiotemporal model for county-level mortality data in the contiguous United States pp. 54-73

- Michael L. Shull, Robert Richardson, Chris Groendyke and Brian Hartman
- Utilizing large language models (LLMs) for quantitative reasoning-intensive tasks within the (re)insurance sector pp. 74-95

- Yilin Hao, Xiaojuan Tian, Haoran Zhao and Luca Baldassarre
- DPTree and DPForest: tree-based methods fulfilling demographic parity pp. 96-114

- Pierre-Alexandre Simon, Michel Denuit and Julien Trufin
- Optimal Disaster Fund strategy: Seeking the ideal mix of Disaster Risk Financing instruments pp. 115-149

- Jayen Tan and Jinggong Zhang
- A brief review of deep learning methods in mortality forecasting pp. 150-165

- Huiling Zheng, Hai Wang, Rui Zhu and Jing-Hao Xue
- Optimal asset allocation and reinsurance problem under enhanced dynamic contagion processes pp. 166-209

- Guo Liu and Jiwook Jang
Volume 19, issue 3, 2025
- A compositional approach to modeling cause-specific mortality with zero counts pp. 416-441

- Zhe Michelle Dong, Han Lin Shang, Francis Hui and Aaron Bruhn
- An interpretable neural network approach to cause-of-death mortality forecasting pp. 442-461

- Sohei Tanaka and Naoki Matsuyama
- A unified Bayesian framework for mortality model selection pp. 462-481

- Alex Diana, Jackie Siaw Tze Wong and Aniketh Pittea
- Optimal decision-making for consumption, investment, housing, and life insurance purchase in a couple with dependent mortality pp. 482-510

- Jinhui Zhang, Jiaqin Wei and Ning Wang
- Cancer insurance pricing under different scenarios associated with diagnosis and treatment pp. 511-542

- Ayşe Arık, Andrew J. G. Cairns, Erengul Dodd, Angus S. Macdonald, Adam Shao and George Streftaris
- Ponzi schemes: a review pp. 543-572

- Phelim Boyle and Zhe Peng
- Pensions and protestants: or why everything in retirement can’t be optimized pp. 573-592

- Moshe Milevsky and Marcos Velazquez
Volume 19, issue 2, 2025
- Aggregate: fast, accurate, and flexible approximation of compound probability distributions pp. 193-232

- Stephen Mildenhall
- Understanding the correlation risk premium pp. 233-256

- Jan Dhaene, Daniël Linders, Biwen Ling and Qian Wang
- Delegated investment in retirement savings: is there value added? pp. 257-284

- Tiancheng Huang, Gaurav Khemka and Wing Fung Chong
- Quantifying and hedging economic risk in disability income insurance portfolios pp. 285-303

- Annika Schneider, Gaurav Khemka, David Pitt and Jinhui Zhang
- Efficiently computing annuity conversion factors via feed-forward neural networks pp. 304-316

- Maria Aragona, Sascha Günther and Peter Hieber
- A new approach in two-dimensional heavy-tailed distributions pp. 317-349

- Dimitrios G. Konstantinides and Charalampos D. Passalidis
- Insurance cycles detection using neural networks pp. 350-371

- Hamza Hanbali
- Shedding light on Swiss health insurance costs in the last year of life pp. 372-393

- Andrey Ugarte Montero and Joël Wagner
Volume 19, issue 1, 2025
- Risk analysis of a multivariate aggregate loss model with dependence pp. 1-22

- Dechen Gao and Jiandong Ren
- AffineMortality: An R package for estimation, analysis, and projection of affine mortality models pp. 23-48

- Francesco Ungolo, Len Patrick Dominic M. Garces, Michael Sherris and Yuxin Zhou
- On the benefits of pension plan consolidation: Understanding the impact of full plan mergers pp. 49-81

- Jean-François Bégin, Barbara Sanders and Wenyuan Zhou
- Optimizing insurance risk assessment: a regression model based on a risk-loaded approach pp. 82-95

- Zinoviy Landsman and Tomer Shushi
- Asymptotic behavior of bond yields and volatilities for the extended 3/2 model under the real-world measure pp. 96-125

- Kevin Fergusson
- Insurance design and arson-type risks pp. 126-139

- Jean-Gabriel Lauzier
- Generalized Poisson random variable: its distributional properties and actuarial applications pp. 140-158

- Pouya Faroughi, Shu Li and Jiandong Ren
- One-year and ultimate correlations in dependent claims run-off triangles pp. 159-192

- Łukasz Delong and Marcin Szatkowski
Volume 18, issue 3, 2024
- On clustering levels of a hierarchical categorical risk factor pp. 540-578

- Bavo D.C. Campo and Katrien Antonio
- Nonparametric intercept regularization for insurance claim frequency regression models pp. 579-604

- Gee Y. Lee and Himchan Jeong
- Boosted Poisson regression trees: a guide to the BT package in R pp. 605-625

- Gireg Willame, Julien Trufin and Michel Denuit
- Modeling mortality with Kernel Principal Component Analysis (KPCA) method pp. 626-643

- Yuanqi Wu, Andrew Chen, Yanbin Xu, Guangming Pan and Wenjun Zhu
- Interpretable zero-inflated neural network models for predicting admission counts pp. 644-674

- Alex Jose, Angus S. Macdonald, George Tzougas and George Streftaris
- Black-box guided generalised linear model building with non-life pricing applications pp. 675-691

- Mathias Lindholm and Johan Palmquist
- Distill knowledge of additive tree models into generalized linear models: a new learning approach for non-smooth generalized additive models pp. 692-711

- Arthur Maillart and Christian Robert
- Smoothness and monotonicity constraints for neural networks using ICEnet pp. 712-739

- Ronald Richman and Mario V. Wüthrich
Volume 18, issue 2, 2024
- Epidemic modelling and actuarial applications for pandemic insurance: a case study of Victoria, Australia pp. 242-269

- Chang Zhai, Ping Chen, Zhuo Jin and Tak Kuen Siu
- Modeling and management of cyber risk: a cross-disciplinary review pp. 270-309

- Rong He, Zhuo Jin and Johnny Siu-Hang Li
- The discrete-time arbitrage-free Nelson-Siegel model: a closed-form solution and applications to mixed funds representation pp. 310-341

- Ramin Eghbalzadeh, Frédéric Godin and Patrice Gaillardetz
- GEMAct: a Python package for non-life (re)insurance modeling pp. 342-378

- Gabriele Pittarello, Edoardo Luini and Manfred Marvin Marchione
- DivFolio: a Shiny application for portfolio divestment in green finance wealth management pp. 379-422

- Pasin Marupanthorn, Gareth W. Peters, Eric D. Ofosu-Hene, Christina S. Nikitopoulos and Kylie-Anne Richards
- De-risking in multi-state life and health insurance pp. 423-441

- Susanna Levantesi, Massimiliano Menzietti and Anna Kamille Nyegaard
- Valuation of guaranteed minimum accumulation benefits (GMABs) with physics-inspired neural networks pp. 442-473

- Donatien Hainaut
- Package CovRegpy: Regularized covariance regression and forecasting in Python pp. 474-508

- Cole van Jaarsveldt, Gareth W. Peters, Matthew Ames and Mike Chantler
- Bonus-Malus Scale premiums for Tweedie’s compound Poisson models pp. 509-533

- Jean-Philippe Boucher and Raïssa Coulibaly
- Genetic testing and actuarial science – ERRATUM pp. 534-534

- Angus S. Macdonald
Volume 18, issue 1, 2024
- On Bayesian credibility mean for finite mixture distributions pp. 5-29

- Ehsan Jahanbani, Amir T. Payandeh Najafabadi and Khaled Masoumifard
- Neural networks for quantile claim amount estimation: a quantile regression approach pp. 30-50

- Alessandro G. Laporta, Susanna Levantesi and Lea Petrella
- Joint models for cause-of-death mortality in multiple populations pp. 51-77

- Nhan Huynh and Mike Ludkovski
- Portfolio management for insurers and pension funds and COVID-19: targeting volatility for equity, balanced, and target-date funds with leverage constraints pp. 78-101

- Bao Doan, Jonathan J. Reeves and Michael Sherris
- Detection and treatment of outliers for multivariate robust loss reserving pp. 102-125

- Benjamin Avanzi, Mark Lavender, Greg Taylor and Bernard Wong
- Lapse risk modeling in insurance: a Bayesian mixture approach pp. 126-151

- Viviana G. R. Lobo, Thaís C. O. Fonseca and Mariane B. Alves
- Individual life insurance during epidemics pp. 152-175

- Laura Francis and Mogens Steffensen
- Error propagation and attribution in simulation-based capital models pp. 176-204

- Daniel J. Crispin
- Capital requirement modeling for market and non-life premium risk in a dynamic insurance portfolio pp. 205-236

- Stefano Cotticelli and Nino Savelli
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