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arXiv · 2609.14001

Local uniform asymptotics for a non-standard risk model and interplay of insurance and financial risks stemming by systemic factors

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In this paper we study local uniform, with respect to time, asymptotic expressions for the asymptotic behavior of the entrance probability of discounted aggregate claims to some rare sets, in a multivariate risk model with arbitrarily dependent insurance and financial risks. Our model is based on a multivariate version of a model, introduced by Guo (2022), and we consider that the logarithmic return process of the insurers investment portfolio is described by a jump-diffusion process. The dependence between the insurance and financial risks is implied by the dependence of the claim-vectors with the jumps of returns, and is arbitrary under some distributional conditions on the claim-vectors and the discounted claim-vectors. In opposite to previous papers on this topic, except the multidimensional extension, we consider that the model is driven by a common counting process, that is not necessarily renewal, the claim vectors are interdependent, and their distribution is not restricted to the class of (multivariate) regularly varying distributions. Under the condition that the claim vectors, and the discounted claim-vectors follows distributions from the class of multivariate consistently varying and positively decreasing distributions, and under some moment conditions on the jumps and the counting process, our main result shows the presence of multivariate linear single big jump principle of the discounted aggregate claims in this not necessarily Levy-Renewal environment. After restriction of the distributions to multivariate regular variation, we obtain more explicit expressions, under a slightly weaker moment condition on the jumps. We provide a corollary, in which the conditions of the main result are satisfied under a weak dependence structure and we find a more explicit asymptotic expression, using the technique of solution of the dependence.

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Dimitrios G. Konstantinides, Charalampos D. Passalidis, Meng Yuan. 2026-09-12. Local uniform asymptotics for a non-standard risk model and interplay of insurance and financial risks stemming by systemic factors. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.14001

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