Abstract
In the different versions of the "Theory of Risk" it is almost universally assumed that ruin or bankruptcy marks the end of the game. The earlier versions of the theory tried to estimate the probability of this event, and studied the steps which an insurance company could take to bring probability of ruin down to an acceptable level. The more modern versions of the theory of risk tend to formulate the problem in economic terms, and study the cost of postponing or avoiding ruin.
Volume
5:2
Page
280-292
Year
1969
Categories
Financial and Statistical Methods
Risk Pricing and Risk Evaluation Models
Probability of Ruin
Actuarial Applications and Methodologies
Dynamic Risk Modeling
Solvency Analysis
Publications
ASTIN Bulletin