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Aggregate: Introduction
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Introduction
Creating a simple aggregate distribution (throw of dice, fixed and Poisson freqs)
About aggregate or compound loss distributions math and empirical examples; equal bucket size empirical distributions
Specifying a general aggregate loss distribution (freq if sev fixed, sev if freq fixed, kinds of freq dist)
Options for severity: shape, loc, and scale, examples
The Tweedie family of distributions
Defining exposure: counts, loss, or premium & loss ratio
Defining exposure: limits profiles
Mixed severity distributions
Per occurrence reinsurance
Aggregate reinsurance
The general form of an aggregate program
Pricing: applying limited expected values and distortions
Portfolios
Technical Appendix
Quantiles (VaR, Value at Risk): definition and computation
TVaR (Tail Value at Risk): definition and computation
Cat model PMLs
Numerical integration using
cumsum
Fast Fourier Transforms (FFTs)
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