Sentences with phrase «cent risk weighted»
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At the latter date, the average risk - weighted capital ratio was close to 11 per cent, its highest recorded level and well above the 8 per cent minimum.
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CBA told the ASX the $ 1 billion capital penalty would increase risk weighted assets by $ 12.5 billion and reducing common equity tier 1 capital (CET1) ratio by 29 basis points from 10.4 per cent to 10.1 per cent.
Losing just five per cent of body weight has been shown to significantly improve health, including lowering the risk of heart disease, high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes.
«In the years leading up to pregnancy, women with moderate to high annual weight gains of more than 2.5 per cent of their body weight had a 2.3 times greater risk of developing HDP than those whose weight remained stable.
«By losing only seven per cent of your body weight, you dramatically reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease and other chronic diseases associated with being overweight.
From a risk perspective, the volatility (standard deviation) for emerging markets over 10 years is 17.7 versus 13.8 for Canada and 11.4 for the U.S. Therefore, Yamada said, PUR might build a small EM weight (under 10 per cent) into balanced portfolios today because «there's a small diversification benefit, but not a big one.»
The U.S. firm Ibbotson Associates did a study for Canada's Bullion Management Group a few years ago that found investors can potentially improve their balance of risk and reward with a precious metals weighting of 7.1 per cent in conservative accounts, 12.5 per cent in moderate accounts and 15.7 per cent in aggressive accounts.
According to the report, around 80 per cent of home loan borrowers and 70 per cent of home loans (by value) would meet the criteria for lower risk weights set by the RBI and thereby benefit from the change in regulation.
Retail banking operations would be required to increase the amount of equity they hold to at least ten per cent of risk - weighted assets — by comparison, Basel III requires banks to hold seven per cent equity — and to have an additional seven to ten per cent of capital to cushion any losses.