Abstract
This article presents the concept of static risk measures as an approach to assessing risk by focusing on loss severity within a frequency-severity framework that encompasses systematic and common shocks. This article will discuss a set of important properties of static risk measures and compare them with the ruin-based risk measures. It will also give a robust representation of static risk measures and discuss the implications of such representation to designing optimal reinsurance contracts. By introducing a flexible framework, the model accommodates additional elements such as systematic and common shocks, enhancing its applicability in the field of reinsurance.
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