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A remark on Wiener process approximation of risk processes

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  29 August 2014

Jan Grandell*
Affiliation:
University of Stockholm
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In Bohman the following model is considered. Our notation follows Bohman.

Let Z1, Z2, … be a sequence of independent random variables with distribution function F and put

Put

and define X by

X = inf{n; Sn > U, SkU for k = 1, …, n1}.

Bohman shows that if U → ∞ in such a way that U/σ → ∞ and then

where G(α, x) is the distribution function for the time when a Wiener process X(t) with EX(t) = αt and Var X(t) = t first crosses the level 1.

Let N be an integer, which in a certain sense corresponds to “time”, and consider P(XN). This is thus the probability of ruin before the N:th claim.

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Research Article
Copyright
Copyright © International Actuarial Association 1972

References

Bohman, H. (1972). Risk theory and Wiener processes.CrossRefGoogle Scholar