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Ultimate ruin probability (ψ(u)=P(inft≥0​Ut​<0))

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The probability that the insurance surplus in a classical risk model becomes negative at some finite time, starting from capital u≥0. Ultimate survival has probability 1−ψ(u). A finite-horizon ruin probability instead restricts the crossing time to a specified time interval.

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  • Exponential tilt of the ruin renewal kernel
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