Precise Large Deviation of Claim Surplus Process in a Risk Model with END Claim Sizes

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In this paper, we study a risk model in which the claim sizes are extended negatively dependent random variables with consistently varying tails, and the arrival of the successive insurance policies forms a nonstandard renewal processes. For this risk model, we give the precise large deviation of the claim surplus process.

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