
doi: 10.1007/bf02465844
The paper deals with the Sparre Andersen model in the collective risk theory. Denote by \(\tau\) the ruin moment; \(\Psi(x,n)= P(\tau(x)\leq n)\) and \(\Psi(x)= P(\tau(x)\leq \infty)\) are, respectively, the probability of ruin before the \(n\)th payoff and in infinite time. Under the hypothesis that the claim sizes are heavy tailed, the author describes the asymptotic behaviour of the difference \(\Psi(x)-\Psi(x,n)\).
integrated tails, Risk theory, insurance, Sparre Andersen model, subexponential distributions, ruin probability
integrated tails, Risk theory, insurance, Sparre Andersen model, subexponential distributions, ruin probability
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