Insurance Applications of Some New Dependence Models derived from Multivariate Collective Models
Abstract
Consider two different portfolios which have claims triggered by the same events. Their corresponding collective model over a fixed time period is given in terms of individual claim sizes (Xi,Yi), i 1 and a claim counting random variable N. In this paper we are concerned with the joint distribution function F of the largest claim sizes (XN:N, YN:N). By allowing N to depend on some parameter, say θ, then F=F(θ) is for various choices of N a tractable parametric family of bivariate distribution functions. We present three applications of the implied parametric models to some data from the literature and a new data set from a Swiss insurance company. Furthermore, we investigate both distributional and asymptotic properties of (XN:N, YN:N).
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