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Capital adequacy ratios
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Quick Summary
Ratio is for minimum capital requirement as per the statutes
Capital adequacy ratio worked out as follows
Capital fund * 100 / Risk weighted assets and off balance sheet items
Also capital fund define to two Tier-I and Tier-II
Tier I - core capital for permanent support against unexpected losses
Tier II - capital is less permanent and support against unexpected losses .
Where can I study this in detail to get clarity?
IPCC II - Accounting (new ) I am not sure about new ( old course - P.E course II) .
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