Aggregation and capital allocation for portfolios of dependent risks
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1 Aggregation and capital allocation for portfolios of dependent risks... with bivariate compound distributions Etienne Marceau, Ph.D. A.S.A. (Joint work with Hélène Cossette and Mélina Mailhot) Luminy, France École d actuariat, Université Laval April 26-30, 2010 tienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
2 1. Introduction We consider a portfolio of n possibly dependent risks X 1... X n We study the stochastic behavior of S = X X n We examine the risk assessment of the portfolio with risk measures We compute the allocation of the capital to each risk X 1,..., X n Basic ingredients: Multivariate model for (X 1,..., X n ) Choose a risk measure to evaluate the total capital requirement of the portfolio Numerical strategies to evaluate the risk measures Capital allocation method to quantify the contribution of each risks Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
3 1. Outline Risk measures and some examples Mixed Erlang distributions Aggregate claim amount for a portfolio of n risks Capital allocation Bivariate compound distributions Bivariate counting distributions Numerical examples Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
4 2. Risk measures de nitions Risk assessment based on risk measures Value at risk: VaR κ (X ) = inf (x 2 R, F X (x) x) Tail Value at risk (or expected shortfall): TVaR κ (X ) = 1 VaR u (X ) du 1 κ κ ) Expression of TVaR κ (X ): h i E X 1 fx >VaRκ (X )g + VaR u (X ) (F X (VaR κ (X )) κ) Z 1 1 κ If X is continuous (with an eventual mass at zero): ) F X (VaR κ (X )) κ = 0 and h i TVaR κ (X ) = E X 1 fx >VaRκ (X )g 1 κ Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
5 2. Risk measures Gamma distribution Suppose that X Gamma (α, β) with p.d.f. and c.d.f. with x > 0. Expression of TVaR κ (X ): TVaR κ (X ) = E f X (x) = h (x; α, β) = βα Γ(α) x α F X (x) = H (x; α, β) = h i X 1 fx >VaRκ (X )g 1 κ Z x 0 1 e βx h (y; α, β) dy = E [X ] H (VaR κ (X ) ; α + 1, β) 1 κ Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
6 2. Risk measures Compound distribution Let the r.v. X have a compound distribution with X = M k=1 B k, M > 1 0, M = 0 r.v. M 2 N = number of claims r.v. B k represents the amount of the kth claim B 1, B 2,... form a sequence of i.i.d. positive r.v. s (B k B) and independent of M Expression of F X (x): F X (x) = Pr (M = 0) + k=1 Pr (M = k) Pr (B B k x) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
7 2. Risk measures Compound distribution Expression of E X 1 fx >bg :... = = k=0 Pr (M = k) E X 1 fx >bg jm = k Pr (M = k) E (B B k ) 1 fb B k >bg k=1 Expression of TVaR κ (X ):... = k=1 Pr (M = k) E 1 κ + VaR κ (X ) (F X (VaR κ (X )) κ) 1 κ h i (B B k ) 1 fb B k >VaR κ (X )g Assume that the claims B 1, B 2,... are continuous (with an eventual mass at 0) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
8 2. Risk measures Compound distribution The distribution of X has a probability mass at 0 and with a continuous part for x > 0. If κ < Pr (M = 0) then VaR κ (X ) = 0. Moreover, when κ > Pr (M = 0), it implies that VaR κ (X ) > 0 so that F X (VaR κ (X )) = κ. ) Expression for TVaR κ (X ): h i k=1 Pr (M = k) E (B B k ) 1 fb B k >VaR κ (X )g 1 κ Only interesting when B B k belongs to a family of distributions closed under convolution (ex: Gamma distribution, mixed Erlang distribution) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
9 2. Risk measures Compound distribution with gamma claims Suppose that claim amount B Gamma (α, β). Expression of F X : Expression of E F X (x) = Pr (M = 0) + Expression of TVaR κ (X ): k=1 Pr (M = k) H (x; αk, β) h i (B B k ) 1 fb B k >VaR κ (X )g :... = kα β H (VaR κ (X ) ; αk + 1, β) TVaR κ (X ) = 1 1 κ Pr (M = k) kα β H (VaR κ (X ) ; αk + 1, β) k=1 Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
10 3. Mixed Erlang Distribution De nition Consider a r.v. Y de ned by Y = K k=1 C k, K > 1 0, K = 0 C k Exp (β) K is a discrete r.v. with m.p.f. f K (k) = Pr (K = k) = f K, k 2 N C C k has an Erlang distribution (i.e. gamma distribution with α = k) Expression of F Y : F Y (x) = f K (0) + k=1 f K (k) H (x; k, β) Distribution of Y : mixed Erlang distribution (MixErlang (f K ; β)) Often it is assumed that f K (0) = Pr (K = 0) = 0 Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
11 3. Mixed Erlang Distribution De nition Large class of distributions Special cases: Exponential distribution, Gamma distribution Finite mixtures of exponentials Generalized Erlang distribution Etc. See Willmot & Lin (2010) Expression of TVaR κ (Y ): TVaR κ (Y ) = 1 1 κ f K (k) k β H (VaR κ (Y ) ; k + 1, β) k=1 Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
12 3. Mixed Erlang Distribution De nition Important: The probability distribution of any positive r.v. can be approximated by a mixed Erlang distribution Theorem (Tijms, 1994). De ne for h > 0 Then F h (x) = for any continuity point x (F B (kh) F B ((k 1) h)) H x; k, β = 1 h k=1 lim F h (x)! F B (x) h!0 Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
13 3. Mixed Erlang Distribution Compound distribution Let X be de ned by M X = j=1 B j, M > 1 0, M = 0 r.v. M 2 N = number of claims r.v. B k MixErlang (f K ; β) Then, X MixErlang (f M ; β) i.e. X = M j=1 C k, M > 1 0, M = 0 r.v. M is de ned by M = M j=1 K j, M > 1 0, M = 0 K 1, K 2,...: i.i.d. r.v s where K j K C 1, C 2,...: i.i.d. r.v s where C j C Exp (β) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
14 3. Mixed Erlang Distribution Compound distribution It implies that F X (x) = f M (0) + k=1 f M (k) H (x; k, β) TVaR κ (X ) = 1 1 κ f M (k) k β H (VaR κ (X ) ; k + 1, β) k=1 Computation of f M (k) with a recursive aggregation method (see e.g. Klugman et al (2008) and Sundt and Vernic (2009)) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
15 3. Mixed Erlang Distribution Sum of independent r.v. s Let S = X X n X 1,...X n are independent and X i MixErlang (f Ki, β) Then, S MixErlang (f K K n, β) Computation of f K f Kn (k) with a recursive aggregation method Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
16 3. Aggregate claim amount for a portfolio of n risks We consider a portfolio of n risks over a xed period Total claim amount (or loss) for risk i: X i (n = 1, 2,..., n) Aggregate claim amount for the portfolio: E [S] = n i=1 E [X i ] S = X X n Var (S) = n i=1 Var (X i ) + n i=1 n j=1,j6=i Cov (X i, X j ) Traditional assumption for (X 1,..., X n ): independence (until mid-nineties) Independence assumption may be inappropriate in several situations Since mid-nineties, several papers propose and study multivariate models in risk theory In this talk, we x n = 2 and consider bivariate compound distributions for (X 1, X 2 ) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
17 3. Aggregate claim amount for a portfolio of n risks Risk assessment of the portfolio is made with risk measures Example of application of risk measures ρ κ (S): Economic capital Expected aggregate claim amount for the next period: E [S] Total capital requirement: ρ κ (S) where ρ κ (S) = VaR κ (S) or TVaR κ (S) Economic capital: EC κ [S] = ρ κ (S) E [S] Other examples of applications: Choice of a retention level for a stop-loss reinsurance contract Portfolio selection (strategic asset allocation) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
18 4. Capital allocation based on TVaR We consider a portfolio with n risks X 1,..., X n Top-down approach: total requirement for the whole portfolio of n risks: TVaR κ (S) Objective: Allocate TVaR κ (S) in an appropriate way to each risk We use a rule based on the TVaR (see e.g. McNeil et al. (2005)) Contribution to risk X i based on TVaR h i h i TVaR κ (X i ; S) = E X i 1 fs >VaRκ (S )g + β S E X i 1 fs =VaRκ (S )g 1 κ with β S = ( Pr (S VaRκ (S )) κ Pr (S =VaR κ (S )), if Pr (S = VaR κ (S)) > 0, 0, otherwise Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
19 4. Capital allocation based on TVaR We can show that n i=1 TVaR κ (X i ; S) = TVaR κ (S) If X i are continuous (with an evential mass at 0), then h i TVaR κ (X i ; S) = E X i 1 fs >VaRκ (S )g 1 κ Note h i n E X i 1 fs >VaRκ (S )g n TVaR κ (X i ; S) = i=1 i=1 1 κ h i = E ( n i=1 X i ) 1 fs >VaRκ (S )g h 1 κ i = E S1 fs >VaRκ (S )g = TVaR κ (S) 1 κ Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
20 4. Capital allocation based on TVaR Basic ingredients: Multivariate model for (X 1,..., X n ) Choose a risk measure to evaluate the total capital requirement of the portfolio Numerical strategies to evaluate the risk measures Capital allocation method to quantify the contribution of each risks Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
21 4. Capital allocation based on TVaR Review of litterature Panjer (2002): multivariate normal distribution; exact expression of F S, TVaR κ (S) and TVaR κ (X i ; S) Landsman & Valdez (2003) and Dhaene et al. (2008): multivariate elliptical distributions; exact expression of F S, TVaR κ (S) and TVaR κ (X i ; S) Furman & Landsman (2005): multivariate gamma distributions; exact expression of F S, TVaR κ (S) and TVaR κ (X i ; S) Chiragiev & Landsman (2007): multivariate Pareto distributions; exact expression of F S, TVaR κ (S) and TVaR κ (X i ; S) Bargès et al. (2009): multivariate FGM copula with exponential marginals; exact expression of F S, TVaR κ (S) and TVaR κ (X i ; S) multivariate distributions based on copulas; numerical method to compute F S, TVaR κ (S) and TVaR κ (X i ; S) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
22 4. Capital allocation based on TVaR In this talk, we consider a portfolio of 2 risks Multivariate model for (X 1,..., X n ): ) bivariate compound distributions Choose a risk measure to evaluate the total capital requirement of the portfolio: ) TVaR Numerical strategies to evaluate the risk measures: ) approximation of the distributions of the claim amount r.v. s by mixed Erlang distributions Capital allocation method to quantify the contribution of each risks ) rule based on TVaR Illustrations: ) numerical examples Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
23 5. Bivariate compound distributions general expressions Let (X 1, X 2 ) be a couple of r.v. s following a bivariate compound distribution where ( M i X i = j 1 =0 B i,j i, M i > 0, (i = 1, 2) 0, M i = 0 The joint m.p.f. of (M 1, M 2 ) is given by for j 1, j 2 2 N f M1,M 2 (j 1, j 2 ) = Pr (M 1 = j 1, M 2 = j 2 ), For each i, fb i,1, B i,2,,...g form a sequence of i.i.d. r.v. s. fb 1,1, B 1,2,,...g and fb 2,1, B 2,2,,...g are independent between themselves and independent of (M 1, M 2 ) Let B 1 and B 2 be continuous positive r.v. s Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
24 5. Bivariate compound distributions Expression of F S (x): f M1,M 2 (0, 0) m 1 =1 m 2 =1 m 1 =1 f M1,M 2 (m 1, 0) F B1, B 1,m1 (x) f M1,M 2 (0, m 2 ) F B2, B 2,m2 (x) m 2 =1 f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) F B1, B 1,m1 +B 2, B 2,m2 (x) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
25 5. Bivariate compound distributions Expression of TVaR κ (S): 1 h 1 κ f M1,M 2 (m 1, 0) E (B 1, B 1,m1 ) 1 f(b1, B 1,m1 )>VaR m 1 =1 + 1 h 1 κ f M1,M 2 (0, m 2 ) E (B 2, B 2,m2 ) 1 f(b2, B 2,m2 )>VaR m 2 = κ m 1 =1 m 2 =1 f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) E h (B 1, B 1,m1 + B 2, B 2,m Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
26 5. Bivariate compound distributions Expression of TVaR κ (X 1 ; S): 1 h 1 κ f M1,M 2 (m 1, 0) E (B 1, B 1,m1 ) 1 f(b1, B 1,m1 )>VaR m 1 = κ m 1 =1 m 2 =1 f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) E h (B 1, B 1,m1 ) 1 f(b1, B 1,m Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
27 5. Bivariate compound distributions gamma claims Suppose that the claim amount B i Gamma (α i, β) for i = 1, 2. Expression of F S : f M1,M 2 (0, 0) m 2 =1 m 1 =1 m 1 =1 f M1,M 2 (m 1, 0) H (x; m 1 α 1, β) f M1,M 2 (0, m 2 ) H (x; m 2 α 2, β) m 2 =1 f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) H (x; m 1 α 1 + m 2 α 2, β). Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
28 5. Bivariate compound distributions gamma claims Expression of TVaR κ (S): 1 1 κ κ m 1 =0 m 1 =0 m 2 =0 m 2 =0 Expression of TVaR κ (X 1 ; S): 1 1 κ m 1 =0 m 2 =0 f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) m 1α 1 β H (VaR κ (S) ; α 1 m 1 + α 2 m 2 + 1, β f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) m 2α 2 β H (VaR κ (S) ; α 1 m 1 + α 2 m 2 + 1, β f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) m 1α 1 β H (VaR κ (S) ; α 1 m 1 + α 2 m 2 + 1, β Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
29 5. Bivariate compound distributions mixed Erlang claims Suppose that the claim amount B i MixErlang (f Ki ; β) for i = 1, 2 We can express (X 1, X 2 ) as ( X i = M i j i =0 C i,j i, Mi > 0 0, Mi, = 0 where the r.v. s M1 and M 2 are de ned by ( M i = where K i,ji K i for i = 1, 2 Joint m..p.f. of (M 1, M 2 ) for j 1, j 2 2 N. C i,ji Exp (β) for all i and j i M i j i =0 K i,j i, M i > 0 0, M i = 0 f M 1,M 2 (j 1, j 2 ) = Pr (M 1 = j 1, M 2 = j 2 ), Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58,
30 5. Bivariate compound distributions mixed Erlang claims Expression of f M 1,M 2 (j 1, j 2 ): j 1 = 1, 2,..., j 2 = 1, 2,... : m 1 =1 m 2 =1 j 1 = j 2 = 0 : f M 1,M 2 f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) f K1, K 1,m1 (j 1 ) f K2, K 2,m2 (j 2 ) (0, 0) = f M1,M 2 (0, 0) m 1 =1 m 2 =1 m 1 =1 f M1,M 2 (m 1, 0) f K1, K 1,m1 (0) f M1,M 2 (0, m 2 ) f K2, K 2,m2 (0) m 2 =1 f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) f K1, K 1,m1 (0) f K2, K 2,m2 (0) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
31 5. Bivariate compound distributions mixed Erlang claims j 1 = 1, 2,..., j 2 = 0 : = f M 1,M 2 (j 1, 0) m 1 =1 + m 1 =1 f M1,M 2 (m 1, 0) f K1, K 1,m1 (j 1 ) m 2 =1 j 1 = 0, j 2 = 1, 2,... : = f M 1,M 2 (0, j 2) m 2 =1 + m 1 =1 f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) f K1, K 1,m1 (j 1 ) f K2, K 2,m2 (0) f M1,M 2 (0, m 2 ) f K2, K 2,m2 (j 2 ) m 2 =1 f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) f K1, K 1,m1 (j 1 ) f K2, K 2,m2 (j 2 ) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
32 5. Bivariate compound distributions mixed Erlang claims Expression of F S (x): f M 1,M2 + m 1 =1 + m 2 =1 + m 1 =1 m 2 =1 (0, 0) f M 1,M 2 (m 1, 0) H (x; m 1, β) f M 1,M 2 (0, m 2) H (x; m 2, β) f M 1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) H (x; m 1 + m 2, β) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
33 5. Bivariate compound distributions mixed Erlang claims Expression of TVaR κ (S): 1 1 κ κ m 1 =1 m 1 =1 m 2 =1 f M 1,M2 (m 1, m 2 ) m 1 + m 2 H (b; m 1 + m 2 + 1, β) β f M 1,M 2 (m 1, 0) m 1 β H (b; m 1 + 1, β) κ f M 1,M (0, m 2 2) m 2 m 2 =1 β H (b; m 2 + 1, β). Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
34 5. Bivariate compound distributions mixed Erlang claims Expression of TVaR κ (X 1 ; S): 1 1 κ m 1 =1 m 2 =1 f M 1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) m 1 β H (b; m 1 + m 2 + 1, β) κ f M 1,M (m 2 1, 0) m 1 m 1 =1 β H (b; m 1 + 1, β) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
35 6. Bivariate Poisson distribution Bivariate m.p.f.: f M1,M 2 (k 1, k 2 ) = e λ 1 λ 2 +α 0 min(k 1,k 2 ) j=0 for k 1, k 2 2 N and with M i Poisson (λ i ), i = 1, 2 (see e.g. Johnson et al (1997)) α j 0 (λ 1 α 0 ) k 1 j (λ 2 α 0 ) k 2 j, j! (k 1 j)! (k 2 j)! Values of the joint m.p.f. of (M 1, M 2 ), f M 1,M 2 (j 1, j 2 ) = Pr (M 1 = j 1, M 2 = j 2), for j 1, j 2 2 N can be are computed with the algorithm of Theorem 3.2 of Hesselager (1996) (see eq s 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6). Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
36 6. Bivariate counting distribution based on copulas We construct a bivariate with three ingredients: a copula C (u 1, u 2 ) and two marginal distributions for counting r.v. Expression of F M1,M 2 : bivariate distribution function F M1,M 2 of (M 1, M 2 ) with marginals F M1 and F M2 for (m 1, m 2 ) 2 N + N +. F M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) = C (F M1 (m 1 ), F M2 (m 2 )) Expression for f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) = Pr (M 1 = m 1, M 2 = m 2 ): f M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) = F M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) F M1,M 2 (m 1 1, m 2 ) F M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 1) + F M1,M 2 (m 1 1, m 2 1), for (m 1, m 2 ) 2 N + N + and where F M1,M 2 (m 1, m 2 ) = 0 if m 1 = 0 or m 2 = 0 Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
37 6. Bivariate counting distribution based on copulas See Genest and Nešlehovà (2007) for an excellent review about copulas linking discrete distributions: Dependence modelling with copulas is a valid (and even attractive) approach for constructing bivariate distributions Many stochastic dependence properties of a copula are inherited by the bivariate model Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
38 7. Basic ingredients We consider a portfolio of 2 risks Multivariate model for (X 1,..., X n ): ) bivariate compound distributions Choose a risk measure to evaluate the total capital requirement of the portfolio: ) TVaR Numerical strategies to evaluate the risk measures: ) approximation of the distributions of the claim amount r.v. s by mixed Erlang distributions Capital allocation method to quantify the contribution of each risks ) rule based on TVaR Illustrations: ) numerical examples Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
39 8. Example Bivariate compound distribution based on Frank copula Frank copula C (u 1, u 2 ) = 1 α ln 1 + (e αu 1 1) (e αu 2 1) (e α 1) Counting r.v. s: M 1 Pois (λ = 4); M 2 NBinom r = 4, q = 1 2 Claim amount r.v. s risk 1: B 1 Gamma (α = 0.5, β = 0.1) Claim amount r.v. s risk 2: B 2 Gamma (α = 0.25, β = 0.1) E [X 1 ] = 20 E [X 2 ] = 10 E [S] = 30 Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
40 8. Example Bivariate compound distribution based on Frank copula Dependence parameter of Frank copula = -20 κ VaR κ (S) TVaR κ (S) TVaR κ (X 1 ; S) TVaR κ (X 2 ; S) κ VaR κ (X 1 ) VaR κ (X 2 ) VaR κ (X 1 ) + VaR κ (X 2 ) κ TVaR κ (X 1 ) TVaR κ (X 2 ) TVaR κ (X 1 ) + TVaR κ (X 2 ) tienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
41 8. Example Bivariate compound distribution based on Frank copula Dependence parameter of Frank copula = 20 κ VaR κ (S) TVaR κ (S) TVaR κ (X 1 ; S) TVaR κ (X 2 ; S) κ VaR κ (X 1 ) VaR κ (X 2 ) VaR κ (X 1 ) + VaR κ (X 2 ) κ TVaR κ (X 1 ) TVaR κ (X 2 ) TVaR κ (X 1 ) + TVaR κ (X 2 ) tienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
42 8. Example Bivariate compound distribution based on Frank copula Dependence parameter of Frank copula = -20 κ VaR κ (S) TVaR κ (S) TVaR κ (X 1 ; S) TVaR κ (X 2 ; S) Dependence parameter of Frank copula = 20 κ VaR κ (S) TVaR κ (S) TVaR κ (X 1 ; S) TVaR κ (X 2 ; S) tienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
43 8. Example 2 Bivariate Poisson compound distributions Bivariate Poisson distribution: λ 1 = 10, λ 2 = 12, α 0 = 0, 5, 10 Claim amount risk 1: B 1 Pareto (α = 3, λ = 20) ) E [B 1 ] = 10 Claim amount risk 2: B 2 LNorm (µ = 2, σ = 1) ) E [B 2 ] = Basic facts: E [S] = E [X 1 ] + E [X 2 ] = Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
44 8. Example 2 Bivariate Poisson compound distributions Approximation of F B1 F B1 (x) = 1 λ λ + x α by F e B 1 F e B 1 (x) = = k=1 k=1 (F B1 (kh) F B1 ((k 1) h)) H x; k, β = 1 h λ α λ α H x; k, β = 1 λ + (k 1) h λ + kh h with h = 1 Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
45 8. Example 2 Bivariate Poisson compound distributions Fit of F B1 (Pareto cdf) by F e B 1 (mixed Erlang cdf) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
46 8. Example 2 Bivariate Poisson compound distributions Fit of F B1 (Pareto cdf) by F e B 1 (mixed Erlang cdf) κ VaR k (B 1 ) (Pareto) VaR k B e1 (Mixed Erlang) tienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
47 8. Example 2 Bivariate Poisson compound distributions Comments Approximation by mixture of Erlangs is based on the result from Tijms (1994) Applied in actuarial science by e.g. Willmot & Woo (2007), Lee & Lin (2010), Willmot and Lin (2010) Applied in applied probability by e.g. Wang et al. (2005) and Panchenko & Thümmler Interesting for applications such as nite sums of r.v. s or compound sums Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
48 8. Example 2 Bivariate Poisson compound distributions Approximation of F B2 F B1 (x) = 1 λ λ + x α by F e B 2 F e B 2 (x) = ln (kh) µ F Z σ k=1 ln ((k 1) h) µ F Z H x; k σ with Z Norm (0, 1) and h = 1 Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
49 8. Example 2 Bivariate Poisson compound distributions Fit of F B2 (lognormal cdf) by F e B 2 (mixed Erlang cdf) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
50 8. Example 2 Bivariate Poisson compound distributions Fit of F B2 (lognormal cdf) by F e B 2 (mixed Erlang cdf) κ VaR k (B 2 ) (lognormal) VaR k B e2 (Mixed Erlang) Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
51 8. Example 2 Bivariate Poisson compound distributions α 0 VaR 0.99 (S) TVaR 0.99 (S) TVaR 0.99 (X 1 ; S) TVaR 0.99 (X 1 ; S) tienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
52 8. Conclusion Consider portfolios with n > 2 risks Other multivariate counting distributions Etc. Étienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
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58 10. Appendix Fit of F B1 (Pareto cdf) by F e B 1 (mixed Erlang cdf) κ VaR k (B 1 ) (Pareto) VaR k e B 1 (Mixed Erlang) tienne Marceau (École d actuariat, Université Laval) Aggregation and capital allocation April 26-30, / 58
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