April 6, 2025
Morad Alizadeh

Morad Alizadeh

Academic Rank: Assistant professor
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Degree: Ph.D in Statistics
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Faculty: Faculty of Intelligent Systems and Data Science

Research

Title A New Weighted Lindley Model with Applications to Extreme Historical Insurance Claims
Type Article
Keywords
extreme claim; Lindley model; mean-of-order P; peaks over a random threshold; value-at-risk; weighted models
Journal Stats
DOI https://www.mdpi.com/2571-905X/8/1/8#
Researchers Morad Alizadeh (First researcher) , Mahmoud Afshari (Second researcher) , Gauss Cordeiro (Third researcher) , zia ramaki (Fourth researcher) , Javier E. Contreras-Reyes (Fifth researcher) , Haitham Yousof (Not in first six researchers)

Abstract

: In this paper, we propose a weighted Lindley (NWLi) model for the analysis of extreme historical insurance claims. It extends the classical Lindley distribution by incorporating a weight parameter, enabling more flexibility in modeling insurance claim severity. We provide a comprehensive theoretical overview of the new model and explore two practical applications. First, we investigate the mean-of-order P (MOOP(P) ) approach for quantifying the expected claim severity based on the NWLi model. Second, we implement a peaks over a random threshold (PORT) analysis using the value-at-risk metric to assess extreme claim occurrences under the new model. Further, we provide a simulation study to evaluate the accuracy of the estimators under various methods. The proposed model and its applications provide a versatile tool for actuaries and risk analysts to analyze and predict extreme insurance claim severity, offering insights into risk management and decision-making within the insurance industry.