Insurance: Mathematics and Economics
1982 - 2025
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Volume 121, issue C, 2025
- Dividend corridors and a ruin constraint pp. 1-25

- Hansjörg Albrecher, Brandon Garcia Flores and Christian Hipp
- Tail similarity pp. 26-44

- Vali Asimit, Zhongyi Yuan and Feng Zhou
- Insurance loss modeling with gradient tree-boosted mixture models pp. 45-62

- Yanxi Hou, Jiahong Li and Guangyuan Gao
- Uncertainty in heteroscedastic Bayesian model averaging pp. 63-78

- Sébastien Jessup, Mélina Mailhot and Mathieu Pigeon
- Innovative combo product design embedding variable annuity and long-term care insurance contracts pp. 79-99

- Yang Shen, Michael Sherris, Yawei Wang and Jonathan Ziveyi
- Optimal investment and benefit strategies for a target benefit pension plan where the risky assets are jump diffusion processes pp. 100-110

- Ricardo Josa-Fombellida and Paula López-Casado
- Designing and valuing new equity-linked insurance products for couples pp. 111-132

- Kelvin Tang, Eric C.K. Cheung and Jae-Kyung Woo
- Axiomatic risk sharing and capital allocation pp. 133-143

- Tim J. Boonen and Maurice Koster
- Estimating the impact of COVID-19 on mortality using granular data pp. 144-156

- Frank van Berkum, Bertrand Melenberg and Michel Vellekoop
- Bowley-optimal convex-loaded premium principles pp. 157-180

- Mario Ghossoub, Bin Li and Benxuan Shi
Volume 120, issue C, 2025
- Comonotonicity and Pareto optimality, with application to collaborative insurance pp. 1-16

- Michel Denuit, Jan Dhaene, Mario Ghossoub and Christian Y. Robert
- Automated machine learning in insurance pp. 17-41

- Panyi Dong and Zhiyu Quan
- A risk measurement approach from risk-averse stochastic optimization of score functions pp. 42-50

- Marcelo Brutti Righi, Fernanda Maria Müller and Marlon Ruoso Moresco
- Automobile Insurance Fraud Detection Based on PSO-XGBoost Model and Interpretable Machine Learning Method pp. 51-60

- Ning Ding, Xiao Ruan, Hao Wang and Yuan Liu
- Distributionally robust insurance under the Wasserstein distance pp. 61-78

- Tim J. Boonen and Wenjun Jiang
- Continuous-time optimal reporting with full insurance under the mean-variance criterion pp. 79-90

- Jingyi Cao, Dongchen Li, Virginia R. Young and Bin Zou
- Hidden semi-Markov models for rainfall-related insurance claims pp. 91-106

- Yue Shi, Antonio Punzo, Håkon Otneim and Antonello Maruotti
- Evolution of institutional long-term care costs based on health factors pp. 107-130

- Aleksandr Shemendyuk and Joël Wagner
- How might model uncertainty and transaction costs impact retained earning & dividend strategies? An examination through a classical insurance risk model pp. 131-158

- Yang Feng, Tak Kuen Siu and Jinxia Zhu
- Optimal consumption and annuity equivalent wealth with mortality model uncertainty pp. 159-188

- Zhengming Li, Yang Shen and Jianxi Su
- Optimality of a refraction strategy in the optimal dividends problem with absolutely continuous controls subject to Parisian ruin pp. 189-206

- Félix Locas and Jean-François Renaud
- Mean-variance longevity risk-sharing for annuity contracts pp. 207-235

- Hamza Hanbali
- Robust Nash equilibrium for defined contribution pension games with delay under multivariate stochastic covariance models pp. 236-268

- Huainian Zhu and Yumo Zhang
- Valuation of variable annuity portfolios using finite and infinite width neural networks pp. 269-284

- Hong Beng Lim, Nariankadu D. Shyamalkumar and Siyang Tao
- Target benefit pension with longevity risk and stochastic interest rate valuation pp. 285-301

- Cheng Tao, Ximin Rong and Hui Zhao
- Optimal investment strategy for DC pension with mean-weighted variance-CVaR criterion under partial information pp. 302-324

- Xingchun Peng and Liuling Luo
Volume 119, issue C, 2024
- A buy-hold-sell pension saving strategy pp. 1-16

- Gaurav Khemka, Mogens Steffensen and Geoffrey J. Warren
- A life insurance model with asymmetric time preferences pp. 17-31

- Joakim Alderborn
- Optimal premium pricing in a competitive stochastic insurance market with incomplete information: A Bayesian game-theoretic approach pp. 32-47

- Fotios Mourdoukoutas, Tim J. Boonen, Bonsoo Koo and Athanasios A. Pantelous
- Value-enhancing modeling of surrenders and lapses pp. 48-63

- Hsiao-Tzu Huang, Yawen Hwang, Linus Fang-Shu Chan and Chenghsien Jason Tsai
- Stochastic mortality model with respect to mixed fractional Poisson process: Calibration and empirical analysis of long-range dependence in actuarial valuation pp. 64-92

- Haoran Jiang, Zhehao Zhang and Xiaojun Zhu
- Blended insurance scheme: A synergistic conventional-index insurance mixture pp. 93-105

- Jinggong Zhang
- On the effects of public subsidies for severe and mild dependency on long-term care insurance pp. 106-118

- Christophe Courbage and Cornel Oros
- Spatial copula-based modeling of claim frequency and claim size in third-party car insurance: A Poisson-mixed approach for predictive analysis pp. 119-129

- Vahid Tadayon and Mitra Ghanbarzadeh
- Multinomial backtesting of distortion risk measures pp. 130-145

- Sören Bettels, Sojung Kim and Stefan Weber
- Uniqueness of equilibrium with survival probability heterogeneity and endogenous annuity price pp. 146-156

- Sau-Him Paul Lau, Yinan Ying and Qilin Zhang
- A unified theory of decentralized insurance pp. 157-178

- Runhuan Feng, Ming Liu and Ning Zhang
- Valuation of guaranteed lifelong withdrawal benefit with the long-term care option pp. 179-193

- Yang Yang, Shaoying Chen, Zhenyu Cui and Zhimin Zhang
- Optimal insurance design under asymmetric Nash bargaining pp. 194-209

- Yichun Chi, Tao Hu, Zhengtang Zhao and Jiakun Zheng
- Optimal dividends and capital injection: A general Lévy model with extensions to regime-switching models pp. 210-225

- Dante Mata López, Kei Noba, José-Luis Pérez and Kazutoshi Yamazaki
- A two-layer stochastic game approach to reinsurance contracting and competition pp. 226-237

- Zongxia Liang, Yi Xia and Bin Zou
- Egalitarian pooling and sharing of longevity risk a.k.a. can an administrator help skin the tontine cat? pp. 238-250

- Jan Dhaene and Moshe Milevsky
- Bivariate Tail Conditional Co-Expectation for elliptical distributions pp. 251-260

- Roy Cerqueti and Arsen Palestini
- A new characterization of second-order stochastic dominance pp. 261-267

- Yuanying Guan, Muqiao Huang and Ruodu Wang
- Pension funds with longevity risk: an optimal portfolio insurance approach pp. 268-297

- Marina Di Giacinto, Daniele Mancinelli, Mario Marino and Immacolata Oliva
Volume 118, issue C, 2024
- Optimal insurance with mean-deviation measures pp. 1-24

- Tim J. Boonen and Xia Han
- Effective experience rating for large insurance portfolios via surrogate modeling pp. 25-43

- Sebastián Calcetero Vanegas, Andrei L. Badescu and X. Sheldon Lin
- An excursion theoretic approach to Parisian ruin problem pp. 44-58

- Bo Li and Xiaowen Zhou
- Analytic valuation of guaranteed lifetime withdrawal benefits with a modified ratchet pp. 59-71

- Darcy Harcourt, Toby Daglish and Eric R. Ulm
- Benefit volatility-targeting strategies in lifetime pension pools pp. 72-94

- Jean-François Bégin and Barbara Sanders
- Comparing and quantifying tail dependence pp. 95-103

- Karl Friedrich Siburg, Christopher Strothmann and Gregor Weiß
- Stochastic orders and distortion risk contribution ratio measures pp. 104-122

- Yiying Zhang
- Convex and Lorenz orders under balance correction in nonlife insurance pricing: Review and new developments pp. 123-128

- Michel Denuit and Julien Trufin
- Are reference measures of law-invariant functionals unique? pp. 129-141

- Felix-Benedikt Liebrich
- Probabilistic approach to risk processes with level-dependent premium rate pp. 142-156

- Denis Denisov, Niklas Gotthardt, Dmitry Korshunov and Vitali Wachtel
- Correlation aversion and bivariate stochastic dominance with respect to reference functions pp. 157-174

- Jingyuan Li, Jianli Wang and Lin Zhou
- Precautionary risk-reduction and saving decisions: Two sides of the same coin? pp. 175-194

- Richard Peter and Annette Hofmann
- Optimal portfolio and insurance strategy with biometric risks, habit formation and smooth ambiguity pp. 195-222

- Tao Wang and Zhiping Chen
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