Hi @Santosh K Would try making the upcoming videos in English. Meanwhile if you have any doubts with respect to today's lecture please mail us on the given mail ID. Regards Raksha Team EduTap
Hi there, Thank you for writing back to us. capital Ratio would be = 100 (tier1 equity capital) + 50 (tier 2 loan loss reserves) / (0% of 300 + 100% of 1500) = 150 / 1500 = 10% Here 0% of 300 is taken because for Govt. Loans the risk weight is supposed to be 0%. 100% of 1500 is taken because for Loan given to Consumers the risk weight is supposed to be 100% I hope your query is answered now. Regards Raksha Team EduTap
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Kindly provide full video in English
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Because of language changing in most of the time, I didn't understand this topic much clearly
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Would try making the upcoming videos in English. Meanwhile if you have any doubts with respect to today's lecture please mail us on the given mail ID.
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You have answered it right.
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Can somebody please provide the solution of the problem
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Thank you for writing back to us.
capital Ratio would be = 100 (tier1 equity capital) + 50 (tier 2 loan loss reserves) / (0% of 300 + 100% of 1500)
= 150 / 1500
= 10%
Here 0% of 300 is taken because for Govt. Loans the risk weight is supposed to be 0%. 100% of 1500 is taken because for Loan given to Consumers the risk weight is supposed to be 100%
I hope your query is answered now.
Regards
Raksha
Team EduTap
Thank you so much.