Cocozza, Rosa and Di Lorenzo, Emilia and Sibillo, Marilena (2007) The Current Value of the Mathematical Provision: A Financial Risk Prospect. [Pubblicazione in rivista scientifica]

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Tipologia del documento: Pubblicazione in rivista scientifica
Titolo: The Current Value of the Mathematical Provision: A Financial Risk Prospect
Autori:
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Cocozza, Rosarosa.cocozza@unina.it
Di Lorenzo, Emiliaemilia.dilorenzo@unina.it
Sibillo, Marilenamsibillo@unisa.it
Data: 2007
Numero di pagine: 14
Dipartimento: Economia aziendale
URL ufficiale: http://www.businessperspectives.org/journals_free/...
Titolo del periodico: Problems and Perspectives in Management
Data: 2007
ISSN: 1727-7051
Volume: 5
Numero: 2
Intervallo di pagine: pp. 127-140
Numero di pagine: 14
Parole chiave: Risk indicators, life insurance, solvency, financial risk, demographic risk
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Abstract

The paper addresses the question of the calculation of the current value of the mathematical provision and moulds it in a deterministic and stochastic scenario, using a proper term structure of interest rates estimated by means of a Cox-Ingersoll-Ross model. It provides a complete and original year-by-year evaluation model for the business performance, and a closed solution for the current evaluation of the reserve, together with a comprehensive insight into the dynamics of the reserve connected to the selection of a defined term structure of interest rates. Moreover, the calculation of the VaR of the mathematical provision is prospected as risk measure useful to appreciate also the evaluation rate risk. Future research prospects concern the selection of the stochastic process used to describe the dynamics of the interest rates and the possible managerial and regulatory application of a VaR measure. The modelling has been applied, as an exemplification, to a life annuity portfolio but it can be easily replicated for any kind of policy and any kind of portfolios even non homogeneous.

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