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Stochastic Mortality Model with Fractional Lévy Dynamics
A substantial body of empirical evidence suggests that stochastic mortality models ignoring long range dependence tend to underestimate life expectancy, which may lead to profound implications for pension schemes and funding arrangements. This paper addresses the modelling of stochastic mortality vi
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