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    Ruin estimates for large claims (English)
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    The classical Cramér estimate for the probability of ruin in the Cramér-Lundberg model assumes that the claimsizes are exponentially bounded. In the case of large claims (Pareto, log-normal,...) the condition of sub-exponentiality on the integrated claimsize distribution is the relevant one. In this paper, we study a family of distribution functions which is rich enough to contain the most important claimsize models and for which an easily verifiable sufficient condition for sub- exponentiality holds.
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    concavity
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    ruin estimates
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    Cramér estimate
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    probability of ruin
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    Cramér-Lundberg model
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    large claims
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    condition of sub-exponentiality
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    claimsize distribution
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    claimsize models
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