Abstract
Extreme values are a major concern in various areas including finance, insurance, hydrology, etc. Often, natural phenomena are explained by mixture distributions, for example, distribution of wind speed is the mixture of distribution of wind speed under normal circumstances and extreme circumstances. In this article, we consider the extreme behaviour of a mixture distribution and study the max domains of attraction of mixture distributions. A few illustrative examples are also discussed.
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