ACRA FINANCIAL STRESS INDEX FOR RUSSIA

The index assesses the proximity of the Russian financial system to a crisis. The boundary of the system’s transition to a state of crisis is 2.5 points. The ACRA FSI methodology is based on the assessment of external manifestations of stress (indirect method).

Index calculation principles

Update of Index calculation principles ACRA FSI RU (PDF)

Index calculation principles (before 18.03.2022) (PDF)

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Relaunch of the financial stress index for Russia

The ACRA FSI RU calculation methodology and index values have been updated

27 Apr 2023

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An article by ACRA analysts Vasilisa Baranova and Dmitry Kulikov for Cbonds

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The spread of COVID-19 and the fall in oil prices are worsening the economic situation and the creditworthiness of Russian issuers

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17 Mar 2020

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Financial Stress Index

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ACRA has resumed publishing the values of the Financial Stress Index for Russia after updating its methodology. These adjustments reflect the Agency’s experience garnered over more than five years of using the Index, and have also adapted the Index to changes in source data and new calculation c…

27 Apr 2023

Starting March 18, 2022, ACRA is suspending the calculation of the ACRA Financial Stress Index due to the unavailability of market data that forms an important part of the information base of the index. ACRA plans to resume publication of the index after reviewing the set of data used. The archive…

18 Mar 2022

A year has passed since the Financial Stress Index peaked. On March 18, 2020, the ACRA FSI reached its highest value in the past five years — 4.5 points — while in general high index values (more than 2.5 points) were recorded from March 9 until April 30 due to the restrictions introduced in Russia …

18 Mar 2021