Esscher principle
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The Esscher principle is a insurance premium principle. It is given by π[X] = E[XehX] / E[ehX], where h is a strictly positive parameter. This premium is in fact the net premium for a risk Y = XehX / mX(h), where mX(h) denotes the moment generating function.
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