74 research outputs found
Analytical and numerical approach to corporate operational risk modelling
Although The New Basel Accord gives the methodology for managing operational risk in financial institutions, corporate risk seems not to be recognized enough. In this Ph.D. thesis we make an attempt to put some insight into operational risk measurement in a non-financial corporation. The objective is to apply suitable results from insurance ruin theory to build a framework for measuring corporate operational risk and finding required capital charge.Corporate risk management; Operational risk; Actuarial risk theory; Ruin probability; Operational reserves;
Moments of polynomial functionals in Levy-driven queues with secondary jumps
A long-standing open problem concerns the calculation of the moments of the
area beneath the M/G/1 workload graph during a busy period. While expressions
for the first two moments were known, no results for higher moments were
available. This paper includes a recursive algorithm to compute all moments in
terms of the model primitives. Our results extend to any storage system fed by
a superposition of a drifted Brownian motion and a subordinator with a
secondary jump input, yielding the moments of a general class of polynomial
functionals of the workload process. Some applications of these moments are
also provided
On the area between a L\'evy process with secondary jump inputs and its reflected version
We study the the stochastic properties of the area under some function of the
difference between (i) a spectrally positive L\'evy process that jumps
to a level whenever it hits zero, and (ii) its reflected version .
Remarkably, even though the analysis of each of these processes is challenging,
we succeed in attaining explicit expressions for their difference. The main
result concerns the Laplace-Stieltjes transform of the integral of (a
function of) the distance between and until hits zero.
This result is extended in a number of directions, including the area between
and and a Gaussian limit theorem. We conclude the paper with an
inventory problem for which our results are particularly useful
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