One perspective is to investigate how much of the systemic risk is driven by the movement in physical default risk and how much is driven by the movement in risk premia, which includes—but is not limited to—default risk premium and liquidity risk premium. For this purpose, we re-calculate the systemic risk indicator but using market estimates of the objective or actual default rates rather than the risk-neutral default rates derived from CDS spreads. The corresponding insurance premium against distress losses, on an actuarial basis, quantify the contribution from the expected physical defaults, and the difference between the market value (our benchmark result) and the actuarial premium quantifies the contribution from risk premia components.