Modern extreme value theory at the interface of risk management, Bayesian networks and heavy-tailed time series.

We consider ourselves very fortunate to having been able to publish our 1997 book [7], with the title “Modelling Extremal Events for Insurance and Finance”, under the expert guidance of Catriona Byrne. Whereas, at the time, Extreme Value Theory (EVT) already had a rich history of methodological developments, our book greatly contributed to new areas of applications. By now, EVT constitutes an important area of research within probability and statistics. What started in 1997 as a book project under the editorial umbrella of Catriona has meanwhile grown into different directions of research for the three authors. We present three very different examples of recent research from the realm of EVT. It gives us great pleasure to contribute to these festive lecture notes, edited in honor of Catriona Byrne.     «

We consider ourselves very fortunate to having been able to publish our 1997 book [7], with the title “Modelling Extremal Events for Insurance and Finance”, under the expert guidance of Catriona Byrne. Whereas, at the time, Extreme Value Theory (EVT) already had a rich history of methodological developments, our book greatly contributed to new areas of applications. By now, EVT constitutes an important area of research within probability and statistics. What started in 1997 as a book project und...     »