capital adequacy in English
total investment necessary in order to establish a business
Use "capital adequacy" in a sentence
1. In particular it monitors each firm's conduct and capital adequacy.
2. Capital adequacy of international institutions should be ensured to fund development needs.
3. It has an NPL ratio of 4.69% and a capital adequacy ratio of 9.89%.
4. Under Czech banking law, all banks must meet a capital adequacy ratio of 8 percent.
5. Supervision should move to a focus on solvency ratios, capital adequacy and appropriate modern accounting practices.
6. The Bank has not given a formal ruling on this method of presentation from a capital adequacy perspective.
7. It regulates the activities of investment dealers in terms of both their capital adequacy and conduct of business.
8. But concern mounted that the fall in the stock market may start to undermine banks' capital adequacy ratios.
9. Capital adequacy. To what extent have banks sufficient reserves of capital to cover the possibility of default by creditors?
10. The infusion of capital into Exim Bank will enable it to augment capital adequacy and support Indian exports with enhanced ability.
11. The capital Adequacy ratio (CAR), also known as capital to risk-weighted assets ratio, measures a bank's financial strength by using its capital and assets
12. This includes development of guidelines for leverage ratios to supplement capital adequacy, regulation of the shadow banking system, and regulation of over the counter derivatives.
13. Their average nonperforming loan ratio is way below 2%, their average capital adequacy ratio is above 10%, while their reserve requirement ratio is at 5%.
14. Haldane rightly complained that banking regulation has evolved from a small number of very specific guidelines to mind-numbingly complicated statistical algorithms for measuring risk and capital adequacy.
15. (84) However, in the ICAAP-report, Íslandsbanki underlines that decisions on each year's dividend payment will be based on up to date capital adequacy analysis and also take into account the Bank's liquidity position.
16. Basel III framework: The butterfly effect 5 Proposed amendments to MAS Notice 1111 for merchant banks Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) The first area of enhancement is to the definition of capital and minimum CAR requirements2
17. I congratulate the Financial Stability Board for the very considerable progress that has been made in spelling out the details of improved capital requirements under Basel III, and getting commitments from countries to meet the new capital adequacy standards.
18. (g) the CCP retains the necessary expertise and resources to evaluate the quality of the services provided and the organisational and capital adequacy of the service provider, and to supervise the outsourced functions effectively and manage the risks associated with the outsourcing and supervises those functions and manages those risks on an ongoing basis;
19. In the case of the World Bank, three specific points of action were identified - (i) a substantial increase in lending, (ii) a review of the Bank’s lending capacity and capital adequacy and (iii) enabling large developing countries to access required levels of finance through increased lending limits so that they can support recovery in their regions.
20. (a) to check that the conditions governing the taking-up of the business of investment firms are met and to facilitate the monitoring, on a non-consolidated or consolidated basis, of the conduct of that business, especially with regard to the capital adequacy requirements imposed by Directive 93/6/EEC, administrative and accounting procedures and internal-control mechanisms;
21. On the importance of the these rules HE the Executive President said, compliance with capital Adequacy requirements is the safety valve for the licensed companies and is a key instrument for risk management as well as being a message from the company to its clients of its ability to discharge the obligations toward them which would enhance the level of confidence between them.
22. ECB Opinion on a proposal for directives of the European Parliament and of the Council re-casting Directive 2000/12/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 March 2000 relating to the taking up and pursuit of the business of credit institutions and Council Directive 93/6/EEC of 15 March 1993 on the capital adequacy of investment firms and credit institutions (CON/2005/4) The Opinion was requested by the Council of the European Union and was adopted by the Governing Council on 17 February 2005.
23. [3] The Action Plan "Financing research" launched by the Commission on 30 April 2003 identifies, in particular, two actions to "ensure that Community legislation on capital adequacy, which will be based on the future Basel II capital agreement, properly takes into account the needs of risk capital providers" and to "examine ways to promote the use of rating systems that include technology risk assessment (technology rating) to enable potential investors to appraise the specific risks and rewards associated to investments in technology-based SMEs" (COM(2003) 226 final, Section 6.4 "Financial markets", Actions 2 and 3, p.