Scandinavian Actuarial Journal
1996 - 2026
Current editor(s): Boualem Djehiche
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Volume 2014, issue 8, 2014
- Asymptotic optimal investment under interest rate for a class of subexponential distributions pp. 671-689

- Julia Eisenberg
- Inference in multiplicative pricing pp. 690-713

- Stig Rosenlund
- The use of phase-type models for disability insurance calculations pp. 714-728

- Amin Hassan Zadeh, Bruce L. Jones and David A. Stanford
- Recursions and fast Fourier transforms for a new bivariate aggregate claims model pp. 729-752

- Tao Jin and Jiandong Ren
- Authors’ Reply to ‘Letter to the Editor regarding folded models and the paper by Brazauskas and Kleefeld (2011)’ pp. 753-757

- Vytaras Brazauskas and Andreas Kleefeld
Volume 2014, issue 7, 2014
- Optimal investment of an insurer with regime-switching and risk constraint pp. 583-601

- Jingzhen Liu, Ka-Fai Cedric Yiu and Tak Kuen Siu
- Unconditional distributions obtained from conditional specification models with applications in risk theory pp. 602-619

- E. Gómez-Déniz and E. Calderín-Ojeda
- Edgeworth type expansion of ruin probability under Lévy risk processes in the small loading asymptotics pp. 620-648

- Yasutaka Shimizu
- Micro-level stochastic loss reserving for general insurance pp. 649-669

- Katrien Antonio and Richard Plat
Volume 2014, issue 6, 2014
- Stochastic modelling of mortality and financial markets pp. 483-509

- Helena Aro and Teemu Pennanen
- On the accuracy of phase-type approximations of heavy-tailed risk models pp. 510-534

- E. Vatamidou, I.J.B.F. Adan, M. Vlasiou and B. Zwart
- Minimizing the lifetime ruin under borrowing and short-selling constraints pp. 535-560

- Haluk Yener
- Consistent loss prediction for a portfolio and its subportfolios pp. 561-581

- Sebastian Fuchs
Volume 2014, issue 5, 2014
- Optimal constrained investment in the Cramer-Lundberg model pp. 383-404

- Tatiana Belkina, Christian Hipp, Shangzhen Luo and Michael Taksar
- A note on deficit analysis in dependency models involving Coxian claim amounts pp. 405-423

- David Landriault, Wing Yan Lee, Gordon E. Willmot and Jae-Kyung Woo
- Optimal reinsurance arrangements in the presence of two reinsurers pp. 424-438

- Yichun Chi and Hui Meng
- Modelling critical illness claim diagnosis rates I: methodology pp. 439-457

- Erengul Ozkok, George Streftaris, Howard Waters and A. David Wilkie
- Modelling critical illness claim diagnosis rates II: results pp. 458-482

- E. Ozkok, G. Streftaris, H.R. Waters and A.D. Wilkie
Volume 2014, issue 4, 2014
- On semiparametric estimation of ruin probabilities in the classical risk model pp. 283-308

- Esterina Masiello
- On a nonparametric estimator for ruin probability in the classical risk model pp. 309-338

- Zhimin Zhang, Hailiang Yang and Hu Yang
- SC-CR Algorithms with informative masking pp. 339-351

- Peter Adamic and Sylvain Caron
- Pricing catastrophe risk in life (re)insurance pp. 352-367

- Erland Ekheden and Ola Hössjer
- First passage time for compound Poisson processes with diffusion: ruin theoretical and financial applications pp. 368-382

- David Landriault and Tianxiang Shi
Volume 2014, issue 3, 2014
- Beyond the Gompertz law: exploring the late-life mortality deceleration phenomenon pp. 189-207

- Mark Bebbington, Rebecca Green, Chin-Diew Lai and Ričardas Zitikis
- Rethinking age-period-cohort mortality trend models pp. 208-227

- Daniel Alai and Michael Sherris
- Insurance markets and unisex tariffs: is the European Court of Justice improving or destroying welfare? pp. 228-254

- Jörn Sass and Frank Seifried
- The moments of the Gompertz distribution and maximum likelihood estimation of its parameters pp. 255-277

- Adam Lenart
- Regarding folded models and the paper by Brazauskas and Kleefeld (2011) pp. 278-281

- David Scollnik
- Errata for ‘Optimal dividend control for a generalized risk model with investment incomes and debit interest’ online version pp. 282-282

- Jinxia Zhu
Volume 2014, issue 2, 2014
- A generalised Gerber–Shiu measure for Markov-additive risk processes with phase-type claims and capital injections pp. 93-115

- Lothar Breuer and Andrei Badescu
- On the complete monotonicity of the compound geometric convolution with applications in risk theory pp. 116-124

- Sung Chiu and Chuancun Yin
- On a renewal risk process with dependence under a Farlie–Gumbel–Morgenstern copula pp. 125-158

- Stathis Chadjiconstantinidis and Spyridon Vrontos
- Longitudinal modeling of insurance claim counts using jitters pp. 159-179

- Peng Shi and Emiliano Valdez
- New composite models for the Danish fire insurance data pp. 180-187

- S. Nadarajah and S.A.A. Bakar
Volume 2014, issue 1, 2014
- Computing the finite-time expected discounted penalty function for a family of Lévy risk processes pp. 1-31

- Alexey Kuznetsov and Manuel Morales
- An axiomatic approach to the valuation of cash flows pp. 32-40

- Fredrik Armerin
- Quantifying mortality risk in small defined-benefit pension schemes pp. 41-57

- Catherine Donnelly
- Modelling and predicting customer churn from an insurance company pp. 58-71

- Clara-Cecilie Günther, Ingunn Tvete, Kjersti Aas, Geir Sandnes and Ørnulf Borgan
- Optimal reinsurance under general law-invariant risk measures pp. 72-91

- K.C. Cheung, K.C.J. Sung, S.C.P. Yam and S.P. Yung
Volume 2013, issue 6, 2013
- On mixing, compounding, and tail properties of a class of claim number distributions pp. 403-423

- Gordon Willmot
- Randomized observation periods for the compound Poisson risk model: the discounted penalty function pp. 424-452

- Hansjörg Albrecher, Eric Cheung and Stefan Thonhauser
- Ruin probabilities in models with a Markov chain dependence structure pp. 453-476

- C. Constantinescu, D. Kortschak and V. Maume-Deschamps
Volume 2013, issue 5, 2013
- Jackknife empirical likelihood for parametric copulas pp. 325-339

- Ruodu Wang, Liang Peng and Jingping Yang
- Contingent means in multi-life models pp. 340-351

- Liang Hong and Jyotirmoy Sarkar
- Sharp approximations of ruin probabilities in the discrete time models pp. 352-382

- Lesław Gajek and Marcin Rudź
- Modeling of group-specific mortality in China using a modified Lee–Carter model pp. 383-402

- Bojuan Zhao, Xiangliang Liang, Wenke Zhao and Delong Hou
Volume 2013, issue 4, 2013
- Fitting bivariate losses with phase-type distributions pp. 241-262

- Amin Zadeh and Martin Bilodeau
- Optimal investment-reinsurance with dynamic risk constraint and regime switching pp. 263-285

- Jingzhen Liu, Ka-Fai Yiu, Tak Siu and Wai-Ki Ching
- Safety margins for unsystematic biometric risk in life and health insurance pp. 286-323

- Marcus Christiansen
Volume 2013, issue 3, 2013
- On finite-time ruin probabilities with reinsurance cycles influenced by large claims pp. 163-185

- Mathieu Bargès, Stéphane Loisel and Xavier Venel
- Ruin time and aggregate claim amount up to ruin time for the perturbed risk process pp. 186-212

- Landy Rabehasaina and Cary Chi-Liang Tsai
- On a Sparre Andersen risk model perturbed by a spectrally negative Lévy process pp. 213-239

- Zhimin Zhang, Hailiang Yang and Hu Yang
Volume 2013, issue 2, 2013
- Ruin problems for a discrete time risk model with non-homogeneous conditions pp. 83-102

- Anna Castañer, M. Claramunt, Maude Gathy, Claude Lefèvre and Maite Mármol
- Bounds for sums of random variables when the marginal distributions and the variance of the sum are given pp. 103-118

- Ka Cheung and Steven Vanduffel
- Optimal insurance contract with stochastic background wealth pp. 119-139

- Hung-Hsi Huang, Yung-Ming Shiu and Ching-Ping Wang
- Optimal dividend control for a generalized risk model with investment incomes and debit interest pp. 140-162

- Jinxia Zhu
Volume 2013, issue 1, 2013
- A cautionary note on pricing longevity index swaps pp. 1-23

- Rui Zhou and Johnny Li
- Raising and allocation capital principles as optimal managerial contracts pp. 24-48

- Fernando Mierzejewski
- Performance measurement of pension strategies: a case study of Danish life-cycle products pp. 49-68

- Montserrat Guillén, Jens Nielsen, Ana Pérez-Marín and Kitt Petersen
- On beta-product convolutions pp. 69-83

- Enkelejd Hashorva