Corporate Vulnerability Index

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About CVI

The Corporate Vulnerability Index (CVI) measures the creditworthiness of a selected region, economy or portfolio of interest. It has three sets of indices to gauge the riskiness of a group from different perspectives.

Three indices

1
Equally-weighted CVI
The equally-weighted CVI is the average value of the individual PDs in a group. This aggregate measure focuses on the number of firms at risk in a group.
2
Value-weighted CVI
The value-weighted CVI sums up the individual PDs with their market capitalizations as weights. This measure takes into account the size of each firm.
3
Tail CVI
The tail CVI is the top 5th percentile of the individual PDs in a group. It can also be interpreted as the conditional median of the 10th percentile tail. It focuses on the riskiness of the most vulnerable firms in a group.
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Access

Bloomberg: CRII CBonds

Besides the CRI website, CVI can also be accessed through Bloomberg (ticker: CRII) and CBonds.