Analysts see little sign of sovereign risk contagion – Methodology

Headline: Analysts see little sign of sovereign risk contagion – MethodologySource: EuromoneyDate: September 2001 To obtain the overall country risk score, Euromoney assigns a weighting to the nine categories listed below. The best underlying value per category achieves the full weighting (25, 10 or 5); the worst scores zero and all other values are calculated […]

Headline: Analysts see little sign of sovereign risk contagion – Methodology
Source: Euromoney
Date: September 2001

To obtain the overall country risk score, Euromoney assigns a weighting to the nine categories listed below. The best underlying value per category achieves the full weighting (25, 10 or 5); the worst scores zero and all other values are calculated relative to these two. The formula used is the following: A – (A / (B-C)) x (D–C), where A = category weighting; B = lowest value* in range; C = highest value* in range, D = individual value.



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