Ruin theory is a branch of actuarial science that deals with the conditions under which an insurer or a financial entity may go bankrupt or "be ruined." It involves the mathematical study of risk and the probabilistic modeling of insurance claims, premiums, and capital reserves. The primary aim of ruin theory is to evaluate the likelihood of an insurer's failure and to develop strategies to minimize this risk.
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