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Risk diversification for infinitely divisible distributions
In this paper, we study the diversification properties of convex combinations of iid random variables with infinitely divisible distributions. We characterize, in terms of subadditivity and concavity of the transformed Lévy measures, Lévy processes that exhibit the non-diversification phenomenon or
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