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Exponential bounds are derived for the tail probabilities of various compound distributions, generalizing the classical Lundberg inequality of insurance risk theory. Failure rate properties of the compounding distribution including log-convexity and log-concavity are considered in some detail. Mixed Poisson compounding distributions are also considered. A ruin theoretic generalization of the Lundberg inequality is obtained in the case where the number of claims process is a mixed Poisson process. An application to the M/G /1 queue length distribution is given.
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