Tail asymptotics for exponential functionals of Levy processes: the convolution equivalent case
V\'ictor Rivero

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the tail behavior of exponential functionals of Levy processes with convolution equivalent measures, revealing that the tail decay aligns with the image measure under the exponential function, using fluctuation theory and path-wise representations.
Contribution
It provides a precise asymptotic description of the tail distribution for exponential functionals of Levy processes with convolution equivalent measures, employing novel fluctuation theory techniques.
Findings
Tail of exponential functional decreases at the rate of the image measure's tail
Established explicit path-wise representation of the exponential functional
Provided general estimates for excursion measures of Levy processes
Abstract
We determine the rate of decrease of the right tail distribution of the exponential functional of a Levy process with a convolution equivalent Levy measure. Our main result establishes that it decreases as the right tail of the image under the exponential function of the Levy measure of the underlying Levy process. The method of proof relies on fluctuation theory of Levy processes and an explicit path-wise representation of the exponential functional as the exponential functional of a bivariate subordinator. Our techniques allow us to establish rather general estimates of the measure of the excursions out from zero for the underlying Levy process reflected in its past infimum, whose area under the exponential of the excursion path exceed a given value.
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Taxonomy
TopicsComplex Systems and Time Series Analysis · Stochastic processes and financial applications · Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics
