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New Developments in Economic Scenario Generator Modelling

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Dynamic Capital Allocation in General Insurance

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Optimal (re)insurance risk sharing: the effect of multiple insurers or reinsurers

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Annealed sequential Monte Carlo method with non-standard applications

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Transfer Learning under High-dimensional Generalized Linear Models

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Insurer Capital and Organizational Forms in Market Equilibrium

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Network Functional Varying Coefficient Model

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Whatever Happened to Design-Based Inference?

What exactly should we think about appropriate analyses for designed experiments and why? If conditional inference trumps marginal inference, why should we care about randomisation? Isn’t everything just modelling? The Rothamsted School held that design matters. Taking an example of applying John Nelder’s general balance approach to a notorious problem, Lord’s paradox, I shall show that there may be some lessons for two fashionable topics: causal analysis and big data. I shall conclude that if we want not only to make good estimates but estimate how good our estimates are, design does matter.

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The Gradient Allocation Principle based on the Higher Moment Risk Measure

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Informative censoring