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This paper addresses the problem of modeling loss frequency using regression when the counts have a non-standard distribution. We propose a novel approach based on mixture-of-experts specifications on discrete-phase type distributions. Compared to continuous phase-type counterparts, our approach...
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A Bonus-Malus System (BMS) is a ratemaking mechanism used in insurance to adjust premiums based on a policyholder's claim history, with the goal of segmenting risk profiles more accurately. A BMS typically comprises three key components: the number of BMS levels, the transition rules dictating...
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In the mandatory health insurance market in Switzerland, a range of insurers offer policies that differ in characteristics like premium and service level while benefits are the same and regulated by law. In this paper, we give an overview of the market and analyse the relationship between...
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Abstract Phase-type distributions are dense in the class of distributions on the positive real line, and their flexibility and closed-form formulas in terms of matrix calculus allow fitting models to data in various application areas. However, the parameters are in general non-identifiable, and...
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In this paper we consider an alternative dividend payment strategy in risk theory, where the dividend rate can never decrease. This addresses a concern that has often been raised in connection with the practical relevance of optimal classical dividend payment strategies of barrier and threshold...
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