Capital Adequacy Ratio definition
Capital Adequacy Ratio means total capital divided by risk weighted assets.
Capital Adequacy Ratio means the ratio expressed as a percentage of the adjusted capital base to the risk weighted financial exposure;
Capital Adequacy Ratio means “Capital Adequacy Ratio” as referred to in the Rules of Bursa Securities;
Examples of Capital Adequacy Ratio in a sentence
The Obligors shall ensure that at all times during the Term the Capital Adequacy Ratio is greater than 20 per cent.
More Definitions of Capital Adequacy Ratio
Capital Adequacy Ratio means the ratio of gross written premiums (excluding inter-company reinsurance of the Affiliated P&C Insurers) to policyholder surplus.
Capital Adequacy Ratio means a measure of the available capital in relation to the required capital;
Capital Adequacy Ratio means the capital adequacy ratio for non-banking financial institutions as defined by the Reserve Bank of India from time to time;
Capital Adequacy Ratio means the ratio as defined by the applicable regulations of the Reserve Bank of India from time to time;
Capital Adequacy Ratio means the ratio (on a rolling twelve (12) month basis) of net written premiums to policyholder surplus.
Capital Adequacy Ratio means a measurement of the available capital of a bank expressed as a percentage;
Capital Adequacy Ratio means the ratio of Total Capital to Weighted Risk Assets. “Closed Period” has the meaning given in Condition 4(E) (Closed Periods).