Sentence examples for a minimum core from inspiring English sources

The EBA tests also included scenarios for world events and required banks to a meet a minimum core tier-one capital ratio – the best measure of their financial strength – of 5.5%.

Then, the European Banking Authority asked the Continent's largest 90 lenders to reach a minimum core Tier 1 capital ratio, which is a measure of the banks' strength, of 5 percent after a severe economic downturn.

The new recapitalisation package will oblige banks to reach a minimum core Tier-1 capital ratio of 9% (somewhat higher than current requirements) by the middle of next year, after recalculating the value of their bond holdings at market prices.

But he also believes banks will need more capital in the future - indicating a minimum core tier-one capital ratio, a key measure of financial strength, of 7% during the peak of the economic cycle, and he warned shareholders that they will get lower returns on their investment in the future.

And the bill keeps on rising.The stress-tests results unveiled today by Ireland's central bank require that four banks Allied Irish Banks, Bank of Ireland, EBS Building Society and Irish Life & Permanent must raise an extra €24 billion of capital to meet a minimum core Tier-1 capital ratio of 6% under the tests' worst-case assumptions.

This chapter outlines a minimum core curriculum for the structural analysis teaching within a first civil engineering degree.

We close with thoughts about the potential role that a strengthened minimum core concept could play in advancing global health equity.

Alternatively, Singh proposes that a state's "minimum core obligation" be used as a guiding principle in HIV programmes.

These are a state's minimum core obligations, which are roughly consistent with essential primary health care, and include ensuring adequate and accessible hospitals and clinics staffed by adequate numbers of health care workers, and health care services, including essential medicines.

Katharine Young provides a challenging critique of the minimum core approach see ref. [ 50].

Only recently palliative care and pain relief programmes have been considered a necessary component of the minimum core services that health systems ought to offer to citizens [ 13].