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Insurance: Mathematics and Economics 27 (2000) 441–442

Author Index Volume 27

(The issue number is given in front of the page numbers)

Aase, K.K., An equilibrium asset pricing model based on Lévy processes: rela-tions to stochastic volatility, and the

survival hypothesis (3) 345–363

Bacinello, A.R., Valuation of contingent-claims characterising particular pension

schemes (2) 177–188

Butt, Z., see Haberman, S. (2) 237–259

Cairns, A.J.G., A discussion of parameter

and model uncertainty in insurance (3) 313–330 Chamorro, J.M. and J.Ma. Pérez de

Villarreal, Mutual fund evaluation: a portfolio insurance approach: A

heuristic application in Spain (1) 83–104 Christensen, C.V. and H. Schmidli,

Pric-ing catastrophe insurance products

based on actually reported claims (2) 189–200

Dhaene, J., see Kaas, R. (2) 151–168

Egídio dos Reis, A.D., On the moments

of ruin and recovery times (3) 331-343

Gajek, L. and D. Zagrodny, Insurer’s

optimal reinsurance strategies (1) 105–112 Goovaerts, M.J., see Kaas, R. (2) 151–168

Haberman, S., see Renshaw, A.E. (3) 365–396 Haberman, S., see Sithole, T.Z. (3) 285–312

Haberman, S., Z. Butt and C.

Megaloudi, Contribution and solvency

risk in a defined benefit pension scheme (2) 237–259 Hennessy, D.A., Corporate spin-offs,

bankruptcy, investment, and the value

of debt (2) 229–235

Hipp, C. and M. Plum, Optimal

invest-ment for insurers (2) 215–228

Jones, B.L. and J.A. Mereu, A family of

fractional age assumptions (2) 261–276

Kaas, R., J. Dhaene and M.J. Goovaerts, Upper and lower bounds for sums of

random variables (2) 151–168

Kalashnikov, V. and D. Konstantinides, Ruin under interest force and

subexpo-nential claims: a simple treatment (1) 145–149 Konstantinides, D., see Kalashnikov, V. (1) 145–149

Landsman, Z. and U.E. Makov, On credi-bility evaluation and the tail area of the

exponential dispersion family (3) 277–283 Lin, X.S. and G.E. Willmot, The moments

of the time of ruin, the surplus before

ruin, and the deficit at ruin (1) 19–44

Makov, U.E., see Landsman, Z. (3) 277–283 Megaloudi, C., see Haberman, S. (2) 237–259 Mereu, J.A. see Jones, B.L. (2) 261–276

Pérez de Villarreal, J.Ma, see Chamorro,

J.M. (1) 83–104

Plum, M. see Hipp, C. (2) 215–228

Qian, W., An application of nonparamet-ric regression estimation in credibility

theory (2) 169–176

Renshaw, A.E. and S. Haberman, Modelling the recent time trends in UK permanent health insurance recovery, mortiality and claim

incep-tion transiincep-tion intensities (3) 365–396 Rogers, L.C.G. and W. Stummer,

Con-sistent fitting of one-factor models to

interest rate data (1) 45–63

Schmidli, H., see Christensen, C.V. (2) 189–200

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442 Author Index / Insurance: Mathematics and Economics 27 (2000) 441–442

Sithole, T.Z., S. Haberman and R.J. Verrall, An investigation into paramet-ric models for mortality projections, with applications to immediate

annui-tants’ and life office pensioners’ data (3) 285–312 Steffensen, M., A no arbitrage approach

to Thiele’s differential equation (2) 201–214 Stummer, W. see Rogers, L.C.G. (1) 45–63 Sundt, B., On error bounds for

approxi-mations to multivariate distributions (1) 137–144 Sundt, B., The multivariate De Pril

transform (1) 123–136

Taflin, E., Equity allocation and portfolio

selection in insurance (1) 65–81

Verrall, R.J., see Sithole, T.Z. (3) 285–312 Vilar, J.L., Arithmetization of

distribu-tions and linear goal programming (1) 113–122

Willmot, G.E., see Lin, X.S. (1) 19–44

Young, V.R. and T. Zariphopoulou, Com-putation of distorted probabilities for diffusion processes via Stochastic

con-trol methods (1) 1–18

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