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ARCH Table of Contents 2014.1

Temple University
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July 31-August 3, 2013

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Table of Contents

 

  • Annuities
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  • A Generalized Modeling Framework for Guaranteed Annuity Options
  • M. Miljanovic, H. Gao, X. Liu, R. Mamon
  • View Abstract
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  • Portfolio Choice with Life Annuities under Probability Distortion
  • W. Zheng, J. Bridgeman
  • View Abstract
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  • Pricing Guaranteed Minimum Death Benefits under Stochastic Volatility and Stochastic Interest Rate
  • X. Wei, S. Li
  • View Abstract
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  • Catastrophes and Reinsurance
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  • Capital Tranching: A RAROC Approach to Assessing Reinsurance Cost Effectiveness
  • D. Mango, J. Major
  • Complete Paper
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  • Catastrophe Reinsurance and Bonds: Valuation and Optimum Mix
  • C. Chang, J. Chang, M. Yu
  • View Abstract
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  • Copulas
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  • A Transformed Linear Approximation to Copula Regression
  • R. Parsa, P. Ferrara
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  • Estimation Techniques
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  • DFA with Dependency between Motor Own Damage Insurance and Compulsory Motor Insurance - The Case of Turkey
  • B. Karagül, M. Büyükyazıcı
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  • Generalized Linear Models for a Dependent Aggregate Claims Model
  • J. Schulz, J. Garrido
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  • Pricing Risk through Simulation: Revisiting Tilley Bundling and Least Squares Monte Carlo Methods
  • R. Brannvall, D. Cortis, J. Li
  • View Abstract
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  • Financial Analysis
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  • An Actuarial Model of Excess of Policy Limits Losses
  • N. Bodoff
  • Complete Paper
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  • Calibration of a Regime-Switching Interest Rate Model
  • J. Bridgeman, Z. Xie, S. Zhang, X. Zhang
  • View Abstract
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  • Executive Compensation and Risk Taking
  • Y. Ma, P. Wang
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  • Fixed Index Annuity Return and Risk Analysis with an Enhanced Model
  • Z. Wu, L. Liang, H. Dao, L. Nguyen
  • View Abstract
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  • Portfolio Management with the Critical Event Cost Method
  • J. Major, G. Carpenter, S. Thomas
  • Complete Paper
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  • Financial Applications
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  • A Mixture Model Approach to Operational Risk Management
  • A. Badescu, L. Gong, X. Lin
  • View Abstract
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  • Interplay of Insurance and Financial Risks in a Discrete-time Model with Strong Regular Variation
  • Q. Tang
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  • Healthcare Modeling
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  • Risk Assessment in Group Health Claims
  • S. Huang, B. Hartman
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  • Trend Analysis Algorithms and Applications to Health Rate Review
  • Y. Ye, L. Yin, D. Hong, Q. Wu
  • View Abstract
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  • Insurer Operations
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  • Micro-Level Loss Reserving Models for Insurance
  • X. Jin
  • View Abstract
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  • Issues in Actuarial Education
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  • Actuarial Job Market: Overcoming the Matthew Effect
  • N. Humphreys
  • Complete Paper
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  • Assessment of a University-Based Actuarial Program: A Case Study of UW-Madison
  • E. Frees, M. Rosenberg
  • View Abstract
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  • Diversity in the Actuarial Profession - Next Steps
  • B. McKeown
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  • SOA Education Update
  • S. Klugman
  • View Abstract
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  • Issues in Health Actuarial Science
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  • Health Care Costs--From Birth to Death
  • D. Yamamoto
  • Complete Paper
  • View Excel Databook
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  • Risk Adjustment and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
  • M. Rosenberg, M. Wurm
  • View Abstract
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  • TIPS, the Triple Duration, and the OPEB Liability: Hedging Medical Care Inflation in OPEB Plans
  • M. Ashton
  • View Abstract
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  • Longevity Risk
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  • Intergenerational Equity and Sustainability in A Collective Defined Contribution Plan
  • B. Sanders
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  • Personal Care Savings Bonds - A New Way of Saving Towards Social Care in Later Life
  • L. Mayhew, D. Smith
  • View Abstract
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  • Modeling Issues
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  • Bayesian Foundations of Insurance
  • L. Hong, R. Martin, Z. Yan
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  • On Negative Option Values in Personal Savings Products
  • T. Moenig, D. Bauer
  • View Abstract
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  • The Distribution of Aggregate Life Insurance Claims: The Gamma-Exponential Mix Model
  • T. Edwalds, R. Hilton
  • View Abstract
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  • The Frequency of Drawdowns
  • B. Li, H. Zhang
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  • Mortality Modeling
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  • Canadian Pensioners Mortality Improvement Rates by Data Source and Income: Life Expectancy and Present Value of Annuity
  • L. Adam
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  • Forecasting Mortality in Related Populations Using Lee-Carter Type Models: A Comparison
  • I. Danesi, P. Millossovich, S. Haberman
  • View Abstract
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  • Modeling Mortality by Cause of Death and Socio-Economic Stratification: An Analysis of Mortality Differentials in England
  • A. Villegas, S. Haberman
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  • Multi-State Actuarial Models of Functional Disability
  • J. Fong, A. Shao, M. Sherris
  • View Abstract
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  • On Basis Risk in Extreme Mortality CAT Bonds
  • R. Chan, X. Hao
  • View Abstract
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  • Re-fitting Phase-Type Mortality Model
  • M. Bartley, X. Huang, X. Liu
  • View Abstract
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  • The Financial Impact of Subjective Mortality Risk
  • T. Moenig, C. Foltz, N. Kent, Y. Yang
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  • Predictive Modeling & Fuzzy Logic
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  • Applying Fuzzy Optimization to Risk Assessment
  • M. Koissi, A. Shapiro
  • Complete Paper
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  • Fuzzy Logic Modifications of the Analytic Hierarchy Process -- Some Preliminary Observations
  • A. Shapiro, M. Koissi
  • Complete Paper
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  • Predictive Modeling of Storm Damage to Overhead Power Lines
  • B. Hartman
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  • Pricing & Capital Allocation
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  • Improving Pension Product Design
  • A. Konicz, J. Mulvey
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  • Investors' Perspective Risk Analysis of Catastrophe Bonds
  • T. Nowak
  • View Abstract
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  • On Bivariate Distributions Defined with Exponential Marginals: Aggregation and Capital Allocation
  • H. Cossette, E. Marceau, S. Perreault
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  • Participating Life Insurance Contracts under Risk Based Solvency Frameworks: Increasing Capital Efficiency by Product Design
  • A. Reuss, J. Russ, J. Wieland
  • View Abstract
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  • Rating/Ratemaking
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  • A Risk Modeling Framework for Autonomous Vehicle Technology
  • D. Varodayan, R. Gorvett, G. Gao
  • View Abstract
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  • Comparison of the Standard Rating Methods and the New General Rating Formula
  • M. Borogovac
  • Complete Paper
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  • Ratemaking Using the Tweedie Model
  • P. Shi
  • View Abstract
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  • Risk Theory & Insurance Economics
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  • Discounted Moments of Surplus after the Last Innovation before Ruin under the Dual Risk Model
  • C. Yang, K. Sendova
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  • On Two Methods Based on Martingales and Simulation to Compute Infinite-Time Ruin Probabilities
  • H. Cossette, E. Larrivée-Hardy, E. Marceau, J. Trufin
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  • Risk Theory & Risk Measures
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  • Asymptotic Confidence Intervals for the Haezendonck Risk Measure
  • N. Shyamalkumar
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  • Asymptotic Expressions for the Haezendonck--Goovaerts Risk Measure with General Young Function
  • F. Yang, Q. Tang
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  • On a Risk Measure Inspired from the Ruin Probability
  • I. Mitric, J. Trufin
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  • Ruin Probabilities in Multivariate Risk Models with Periodic Common Shock
  • I.Groparu-Cojocaru, J. Garrido
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  • Valuation
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  • Have It Both Ways? A Tale of the Speed-Accuracy Trade-Off in the Valuation of Guaranteed Minimum Withdrawal Benefit
  • R. Feng, H. Volkmer
  • View Abstract
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  • Hyperbolic Discounting: Implications for Actuarial Science and Financial Risk Management
  • R. Gorvett
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  • Option Pricing Without Tears: Valuing Equity-Linked Death Benefits
  • E. Shiu, H. Gerber, H. Yang
  • View Abstract
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  • Pricing Weather Derivatives Using Maximum Entropy Principle
  • J. Pai, J. Li, R. Zhou
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