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AbstractBonus-malus system is an often used risk management tool in the insurance industry, and it is usually modeled with Markov chains. Under mild conditions it can be stated that the bonus-malus system converges to a unique stationary distribution in the long run. The maximum likelihood ratio property is a well-known statistical concept and we define it for the stationary distribution of a bonus-malus system. For two special cases we could justify it algebraically. For other cases we describe a numerical method with which we can test this property in any case. With the help of the described method, we checked this property for cases that appear in actuarial practice.
Pure Mathematics and Applications – de Gruyter
Published: Oct 1, 2022
Keywords: Bonus-malus system; mixed integer programming; 60J22
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