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Binomial accident portfolio with Poisson clusters (GS​(z)=(1−p+peλ(z−1))m)

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For independent factories with accident probability p, and independent Poisson distribution claim counts of mean λ per accident, the accident count is binomial and each accident supplies a cluster. The random-sum transform identity gives the displayed probability generating function. In particular the no-claim chance is (1−p+pe−λ)m; a factory with an accident can still have zero claims. The binomial accident law has Panjer parameters a=−p/(1−p) and b=(m+1)p/(1−p).

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2003 / iii / Paper 39 / 1 / ii / Solution

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