Outward Reinsurance of Long-Tail Liabilities - Some Surprising Findings

This paper that includes some counter intuitive findings were presented by Professor Ben Zehnwirth and Dr. Glen Barnett at a research conference at the University of New South Wales. The paper has important implications in respect of outgoing reinsurance of long tail liabilities.

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