
doi: 10.1007/bf02808974
Among the several parameter-free premium principles, for which the loading factor has been eliminated, the Karlsruhe premium principle plays an important and prominent role. Numerous different approaches leading or closely related to this premium principle are recalled. Then a new fair value interpretation is proposed. It is based on the preliminary determination of the maximum coefficient of variation of a bounded risk. An application to the pricing of partial risks and stop-loss reinsurance layers by unknown mean and variance is also given.
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