Analysis explores joint tail probabilities in dependent heavy-tailed variables, indicating potential systemic risks.
Consider a non‐standard renewal risk model in which claims arrive in pairs and the stochastic discounting process is given by , where is a Lévy process. We are interested in the joint tail probability of and , the aggregate discounted claims along the respective lines . Assume that is a sequence of independent and identically distributed random pairs with generic pair . Further assume that follows a dependence structure encompassing both tail dependence and tail independence, and has regularly varying marginal tails. We derive asymptotic formulas for the joint tail probability of and . These results are then applied to evaluate two systemic risk measures. Finally, we conduct numerical studies to illustrate the theoretical findings.
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