Mathematical and Statistical Methods for Actuarial Sciences and Finance

As regards the applications, they are related to real problems associated, among the others, to: banks; collateralized fund obligations; credit portfolios; defined benefit pension plans; double-indexed pension annuities; efficient-market hypothesis; exchange markets; financial time series; firms; hedge f...

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Other Authors: Corazza, Marco (Editor), Pizzi, Claudio (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Cham Springer International Publishing 2014, 2014
Edition:1st ed. 2014
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Collection: Springer eBooks 2005- - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
Table of Contents:
  • Investment rankings via an objective measure of riskiness: a case study (M.E. Marina, M. Resta)
  • A squared rank assessment of the differencebetween US and European firm valuation ratios (M. Marozzi)
  • A behavioural approach to the pricing of European options (M. Nardon, P. Pianca)
  • Threshold structures in economic and financial time series (M. Niglio, C.D. Vitale)
  • Intelligent algorithms for trading the Euro-Dollar in the foreign exchange market (D. Pelusi, M. Tivegna, P. Ippoliti)
  • Risk management and capital allocation for Non-Life insurance companies (M. Pirra, S. Forte, M. Ialenti)
  • Modelling asymmetric behaviour in time series: identification through PSO (C. Pizzi, F. Parpinel)
  • Valuation of collateralized funds of hedge fund obligations: a Basket Option pricing approach (G.L. Tassinari, C. Corradi)
  • Valuation of R&D investment opportunities using the Least-Squares Monte Carlo method (G. Villani)
  • Bifactorial pricing models: light and shadows in correlation role (R. Cocozza, A. De Simone)
  • Dynamic strategies for Defined Benefit pension plans risk management (I. Colivicchi, G. Piscopo, E. Vannucci)
  • Particle Swarm Optimization for preference disaggregation in multicriteria credit scoring problems (M. Corazza, S. Funari, R. Gusso)
  • Time series clustering on lower tail dependence for portfolio selection (G. De Luca, P. Zuccolotto)
  • Solvency Analysis of Defined Benefit pension schemes (P. Devolder, G. Piscopo)
  • Stochastic actuarial valuations in double-indexed pension annuity assessment (E. Di Lorenzo, A. Orlando, M. Sibillo)
  • Testing for Normality when the sampled distribution is Extended Skew-Normal (C. Franceschini, N. Loperfido)
  • On the RODEO method for variable selection (F. Giordano, M.L. Parrella)
  • Portfolio allocation using Omega function: an empirical analysis (A. Hitaj, F. Martinelli, G. Zambruno)
  • The determinants of interbank contagion: do patterns matter? (S. Zedda, G. Cannas, C. Galliani)
  • Weak form efficiency of selected European stock markets: alternative testing approaches (G. Albano, M. La Rocca, C. Perna)
  • An empirical comparison of variable selection methods in competing risks model (A. Amendola, M. Restaino, L. Sensini)
  • A comparison between different numerical schemes for the valuation of unit-linked contracts embedding a surrender option (A.R. Bacinello, P. Millossovich, A. Montealegre)
  • Dynamic tracking error with shortfall control using stochastic programming (D. Barro, E. Canestrelli)
  • Firm’s volatility risk under microstructure noise (F. Barsotti, S. Sanfelici)
  • Socially responsible mutual funds: an efficiency comparison among the European countries (A. Basso, S. Funari)
  • Fitting financial returns distributions: a mixture normality approach (R. Bramante, D. Zappa)
  • Single-name concentration risk measurements in credit portfolios (R. Calabrese, F. Porro)