It is well known that the chief aim of all theory of risk is to attain a sort of objective and somehow confirmed opinion of how and to which extent an insurance company ought to reinsure its risks in order that the probability of ruin by random fluctuations of the risk process shall become so small that it can be overlooked in practice.
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C.-O. Segerdahl (1948) studied this question.
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