economic cost of ruin (ECOR)
The economic cost of ruin (ECOR) is an enhancement to the probability of ruin concept (and thus shortfall risk) in which the severity of ruin is also reflected.
economic cost of ruin (ECOR)
The economic cost of ruin (ECOR) is an enhancement to the probability of ruin concept (and thus shortfall risk) in which the severity of ruin is also reflected.
Additional Information
Technically, it is the expected value of the shortfall. In an analogy to bond rating, it is comparable to considering the salvage value of a bond in addition to the probability of default. For insurance companies, the equivalent term is expected policyholder deficit (EPD), and represents the expected shortage in the funds due to policyholders in the event of liquidation.
