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A multivariate distribution possessing arbitrarily parameterized Pareto margins is formulated and studied. The distribution is believed to allow for an adequate modeling of dependent heavy tailed risks with a non-zero probability of simultaneous loss. Numerous links to certain nowadays existing...
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Solutions to the parameter estimation problem of the multivariate Pareto distribution of Asimit et al. (2010) are developed and exemplified numerically. Namely, a density of the aforementioned multivariate Pareto distribution with respect to a dominating measure, rather than the corresponding...
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A multivariate distribution possessing arbitrarily parameterized Pareto margins is formulated and studied. The distribution is believed to allow for an adequate modeling of dependent heavy tailed risks with a non-zero probability of simultaneous loss. Numerous links to certain nowadays existing...
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This paper investigates the limiting distributions of the component-wise maxima and minima of suitably normalized iid multivariate phase-type random vectors. In the case of maxima, a large parametric class of multivariate extreme value (MEV) distributions is obtained. The flexibility of this new...
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This paper exploits a stochastic representation of bivariate elliptical distributions in order to obtain asymptotic results which are determined by the tail behavior of the generator. Under certain specified assumptions, we present the limiting distribution of component-wise maxima, the limiting...
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In this paper, we consider Sarmanov's multivariate discrete distribution as counting distribution in two multivariate compound models: the First model assumes different types of independent claim sizes (corresponding to, e.g., different types of insurance policies), while in the second model, we...
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