Research Plan

1. Research Projects
2. Insurance:

 Issuing insurance policies related to covering the new risks that emerge from digital economy and digital transformations in Egypt.

• Applying health insurance in Egypt considering its reality and how it can be financed.
• Using actuarial and probabilistic methods in pricing property insurance.
• Processing the investment of insurance funds.
• Creating life tables using exponential families and probability distributions.
• Using hurricane theory in calculating the appropriate surplus for insurance companies
• Using compound probability models in pricing reinsurance and determining the appropriate retention limits.

2. Statistics
   • Using and consolidating time series techniques for data modeling.
     • Deriving new statistical distributions.
     • Using the recent statistical methods and applying them to solve the problems of the surrounding community.
     • A statistical study on the probability density functions and finding the distribution of the probability function of the distribution ratio for two samples.
     • The use of nonparametric methods in analyzing data.
     • Generalization of some families of statistical distributions.
     • Using the new probability distributions and applying them to the problems of Mansoura University hospitals.

1. Conferences:

• • It is planned to hold a conference for the department in November under the care of Prof. Dr. President of Mansoura University.
• • Participation in the Faculty's annual conference.

1. Seminars
2. Insurance
   • The social insurance system considering the new social insurance law (advantages - disadvantages - means of financing)
   • The new health insurance system (advantages - disadvantages - means of financing)

2. Statistics:
   • The role of statistics in the business life.
   • Statistical analysis of data and methods of handling missing data.

1. Discussion Seminars

The seminars are regularly held on the second Sunday of every month at the department level, during which global and local developments and their impact on applied statistics and insurance are discussed.