Abstract

We present new upper bounds for the total variation distance between the aggregate claims distribution in the individual risk model and a suitable compound Poisson distribution. It turns out that the bounds are generally valid and contain so-called magic factors. Higher-order approximations, including the signed Kornya–Presman measures, are also investigated. In contrast to results of a previous paper by the author, the results do not depend on a joint decomposition of the individual claim amount distributions. Further, we do not need to assume the finiteness of moments.

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