Sentence examples for capital equivalent from inspiring English sources

Eleven of the state banks have capital equivalent to less than 10% of their assets.

Under the present accord, banks must have core capital equivalent to at least 4% of their risk-weighted assets.

The proposed rules would also effectively require the largest banks to hold capital equivalent to 5 to 6 percent of their new asset totals.

The Institute of International Finance estimates Spanish banks might need €50 billion to €60 billion of fresh capital, equivalent to around 5% of GDP.

Their capital ratios are weak: Commerzbank and HVB have tier-one capital equivalent to 6% (of risk-based assets) and 6.2%, and Dresdner Bank's is just 5.5%.

One participant at the conference, Martin Hellwig, from the University of Bonn, called for capital equivalent to 20 percent of assets.

Federal regulators determined that GMAC must raise a staggering $11.5 billion in capital, the equivalent of roughly half its current equity.

Under new regulations, banks like JPMorgan are required to hold capital reserves equivalent to 9.5 percent of their risk-weighted assets.

Outside the capital, the equivalent living wage is calculated at £5.50, which is £1.30 more than the rate for the government-set minimum.

Because of the new regulations, banks like JPMorgan are required to hold capital reserves equivalent to 9.5 percent of their risk-weighted assets.

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