Regulatory minimum capital requirements means, as of any date, the then applicable solvency margin ratio (or such other measure of capital adequacy then used by the applicable regulatory requirements) required to be maintained under the Insurance Business Act and related regulations (including any successor laws and regulations) or any other solvency margin or capital adequacy regulations or regulatory capital rules of the FSA or other applicable governmental authority then in effect that are applicable to us, falling below which could trigger the issuance of an order of prompt corrective action by the Commissioner of the FSA or other equivalent action taken by the applicable governmental authority and which is, as of the date of the Indenture (as defined herein), a solvency margin ratio of 200% (on a consolidated or nonconsolidated basis).
Regulatory minimum capital requirements means, as of any date, the then applicable regulatory capital level (or the equivalent term then employed by the applicable regulatory requirements) required to be maintained under the Insurance Business Act and related regulations, falling below which level could trigger a prompt corrective action by the Relevant Supervisory Authority.
Regulatory minimum capital requirements means, as of any date, the then applicable regulatory capital level (or the equivalent term then employed by the applicable regulatory requirements) required to be maintained under the Insurance Business Act and related regulations, falling below which level could trigger a prompt corrective action by the Commissioner of the FSA and which is, as of the date of the Indenture (as defined herein), a solvency margin ratio of 200%.
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Discuss key capital considerations, including: 2.1 Regulatory minimum capital requirements (risk-weighted assets)2.2 Regulatory minimum leverage ratio (unweighted assets)2.3 Capital ratio, based on risk-weighted assets2.3.1 Total capital ratio2.3.2 CET1 capital ratio2.4 Credit rating considerations 3.
Regulatory minimum capital requirements for depository institutions serve two major purposes.
Regulatory minimum capital requirements are designed to protect deposit insur- ance funds.
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Regulatory minimum capital requirements means, as of any date, the then applicable solvency margin ratio (or such other measure of capital adequacy then employed by the applicable regulatory requirements in Japan) required to be maintained under the Insurance Business Act and related regulations (including any successor laws and regulations) or any other solvency margin or capital adequacy regulations or regulatory capital rules of the FSA or other applicable governmental authority then in effect that are applicable to us, falling below which could trigger the issuance of an order of prompt