Portfolio Stability Index

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Definition

Portfolio Stability Index (PSI, more general: Population Stability Index) is a measure of the divergence of frequency distributions between two samples (typically over time)

Usage

The index is used to measure the divergence between a development sample and the current portfolio as part of monitoring or Credit Scorecard Validation.

Formula


\mbox{PSI} = \sum_i (\frac{A_i}{A_T} - \frac{M_i}{M_T}) log(\frac{\frac{A_i}{A_T}}{\frac{M_i}{M_T}})

where

  • i is the i-th Credit Score band
  • A_i is actual default rate for class i
  • M_i is modelled default rate for class i
  • A_T, M_T are the total actual and modelled default rates respectively

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