Abstract

In this paper, we consider the dividend payments prior to absolute ruin in a Markovian regime-switching risk process in which the rate for the Poisson claim arrivals and the distribution of the claim amounts are driven by an underlying Markov jump process. A system of integro-differential equations with boundary conditions satisfied by the moment-generating function, the n th moment of the discounted dividend payments prior to absolute ruin and the expected discounted penalty function, given the initial environment state, are derived. Then, the matrix form of systems of integro-differential equations satisfied by the discounted penalty function are presented. Finally, we obtain the integro-differential equations satisfied by the time to reach the dividend barrier.

Highlights

  • In recent years, ruin theory under regime-switching model is becoming a popular topic

  • There are many papers published on ruin probabilities and the related problems under the Markov regime-switching risk model

  • Li and Lu [6] investigate the moments of the dividend payments and related problems in a Markov-modulated risk model

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Introduction

Ruin theory under regime-switching model is becoming a popular topic. There are many papers published on ruin probabilities and the related problems under the Markov regime-switching risk model. Li and Lu [6] investigate the moments of the dividend payments and related problems in a Markov-modulated risk model. Zhu and Yang [9] study a more general Markovian regime-switching risk model in which the premium, the claim intensity, the claim amount, the dividend payment rate and the dividend threshold level are influenced by an external Markovian environment process. Wang et al [15] considered the dividend payments in a compound Poisson risk model with credit and debit interest under absolute ruin.

Higher Moment of the Dividend Payments
Expected Discounted Penalty Function
Time to Reach the Dividend Barrier
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