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About The Risk Model Of The Optimal Dividend Problems With Stochastic Interest Rate

Posted on:2013-12-20Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:T T YangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2269330392961841Subject:Applied Mathematics
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The problem of finding the optimal dividend strategy was first presented by DeFinetti at the15th International Congress of Actuaries in New York City in1957. Atpresent, the study of optimal dividend problems has lasted for more than half a century.For the Brownian motion risk models, we obtain better results. Nowadays, the optimaldividend strategy in a Brownian motion risk model with a constant force of interest wasstudied. But as the market is change, the force of interest is also change with respect tothe time. On these background, this paper discuss the models with stochastic interest.In this thesis, we consider the risk models of dividend payment stochastic interest,in which the surplus process is the Brownian motion process. For the threshold strategy,we obtain integral-differential equations of the dividend value function and the solutionsof the integral-differential equations. At the same time, this thesis discuss the dividendpayment about compound Poisson-Geometric risk model with stochastic interest, andobtain the integral differential equation satisfied by the value function. In this paperdiscuss the dividend problem of perturbed process with stochastic interest, in which theclaim process is a Poisson-Geometric process. And we obtain the integral differentialequations of the dividend present value function, in the exponential claim case, we havethe solution of the integral differential equations. This paper studies a belt stochasticinterest rate risk dependency process, in which the premium income for compoundPoisson process, and claims arise in probability of possibility produced a renewal ofinsurance. By martingale method, the ruin probability satisfy formulas and Lundberginequality is obtained.
Keywords/Search Tags:Stochastic interest, Brownian motion, Integral-differential equation, Moment generating function, Poisson-Geometric process, Threshold strategy, Barrierstrategy, Dividend present value function
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