AN INTEGRO-DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION IN COMPOUND POISSON RISK MODEL WITH VARIABLE THRESHOLD DIVIDEND PAYMENT STRATEGY TO SHAREHOLDERS AND TAIL DEPENDENCE BETWEEN CLAIMS AMOUNTS AND INTER-CLAIM TIME
Abstract
This article is an extension of the compound Poisson risk model with variable threshold dividend payment strategy to shareholders and a dependence between claims amounts and inter-claim times via Spearman copula. We find the integro-differential equation associated to this risk model.
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