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    Measuring the effects of reinsurance by the adjustment coefficient (English)
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    The author determines under certain conditions optimal forms of reinsurance which are combinations of quota-share and excess of loss treaties. With regard to Lundberg's inequality he uses maximizing of the adjustment coefficient as the optimality criterion. For the determination of the solution it is assumed that the aggregate claims are compound Poisson distributed, that the reinsurance premium for the quota-share is proportional to the original premium and the excess of loss premium is calculated according to the expected value principle. Some numerical examples illustrate the results.
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    optimal reinsurance
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    reinsurance retention limits
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    Lundberg's inequality
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    adjustment coefficient
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    compound Poisson
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    quota-share
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    excess of loss
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