Multiples Digital Health Index 🩺

Index Performance

This chart shows the weighted market cap evolution over time, indexed to 0% at the beginning of the period

Key Index Metrics

This chart shows the weighted median evolution over time of key valuation metrics

Valuation Benchmarks

This chart shows the regression relationship between valuation metrics across companies in the index

Company Rankings

This chart shows company rankings by selected metric within the index

Companies Side-by-Side

Compare key metrics between companies in the index

Cumulative Metrics

This chart shows the cumulative sum of selected metrics across all companies in the index over time

Index Methodology

Similar to NASDAQ 100 Index, Multiples Digital Health Index 🩺 employs a modified market capitalization weighting scheme.

The weight process uses company-level weightss, which are derived using company enterprise value.

Company weights are evaluated based on two rules:

Rule 1

No company’s weight may exceed 24%.

Rule 2

The aggregate weight of the companies whose weights exceed 4.5% may not exceed 48%.

If neither rule is 'violated', then no adjustments are made. Only in cases where either or both of the rules are 'violated', weight adjustments are made according to a two-stage adjustment process.

Rule 1 adjustment

If no company’s initial weight exceeds 24% of the Index, initial weights are used as Rule 1 weights without adjustment. Otherwise, initial weights are adjusted such that no company’s weight may exceed 20% of the Index.

Rule 2 adjustment

If the aggregate weight of the companies whose Rule 1 weights exceeds 4.5% and does not exceed 48%, Rule 1 weights are used as the final weights. Otherwise, Rule 1 weights are adjusted such that:

1. The aggregate weight of the companies whose Rule 1 weights exceeded 4.5% is set to 40%.
2. Companies with Rule 1 weights below 4.5% may also have their weights adjusted to keep the initial rank order of all companies.

If the two-stage rule process results in a 'violation' of the weighting rules as previously detailed, then the process is repeated until the company weights meet the rule system.