Abstract
The Special Issue aims to highlight the interaction between actuarial and financial mathematics, which, due to the recent low interest rates and implications of COVID-19, requires an interlace between actuarial and financial methods, along with control theory, machine learning, mortality models, option pricing, hedging, unit-linked contracts and drawdown analysis, among others [...]
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Financial models of mortality/longevity are further used to price insurance products Henshaw et al (2020), or the discussion of interest rates is used in unit-linked insurance policies Baños et al (2020)
The methods featured in the Special Issue are of interest for both academia and practice, and provide new perspectives on topical problems
Summary
Publisher’s Note: MDPI stays neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations. The Special Issue aims to highlight the interaction between actuarial and financial mathematics, which, due to the recent low interest rates and implications of COVID19, requires an interlace between actuarial and financial methods, along with control theory, machine learning, mortality models, option pricing, hedging, unit-linked contracts and drawdown analysis, among others. Financial models of mortality/longevity are further used to price insurance products Henshaw et al (2020), or the discussion of interest rates is used in unit-linked insurance policies Baños et al (2020).
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