primary capital

Currently, the Fed looks at primary capital rather than equity alone.

The Fed's proposed guidelines, which are almost certain to be adopted, would no longer look at primary capital, only equity.

For regulatory purposes, a commercial bank must have primary capital totaling at least 5.5 percent of its assets.

While its equity is low, another measure of bank strength, primary capital, is still high, he said.

The loss reserve has been included in primary capital on the basis of its availability to a bank to absorb losses.

The idea of altering the calculation of primary capital is found deep in the document.

Primary capital will remain essentially unchanged, at $5.6 billion, or 7 percent of assets.

The bank's own funds were converted into equity share capital and primary capital.

Optimists have justified this as an unattractive but necessary process of "primary capital accumulation."

Primary capital includes equity and a bank's loan-loss reserves.

Primary capital, which includes equity and reserves, totaled $1.5 billion at the end of September.

In 1985 the regulators increased the minimum requirements for primary capital to 5.5 percent of a bank's assets, from 5 percent.

It was funded by the private equity company Primary Capital and cost around £100 million.

Federal regulators look at equity and the loan-loss reserves together and call it primary capital.

Sushi in a £10m deal, backed by private equity firm Primary Capital.

Many have built their primary capital in recent years chiefly by adding to their loan-loss reserves.

Vienna served as the Monarchy's primary capital.

"But secondly, the Federal Reserve is changing the definition of what constitutes primary capital sometime this summer.

The company's primary capital, which includes stockholders' equity, some debt and the loan-loss reserve, will remain at 7.6 percent of assets.

"The new definition of capital places more emphasis on common equity" by excluding items now counted as primary capital, the statement added.

The participation for the establishment gave 81 headmasters of the silverworking, where the primary capital was 1.000 din.

Additionally, regulators consider the loan-loss reserve to be part of primary capital, which they consider the ultimate cushion against losses.

Both issues are accompanied by a promise of the banking company to raise an equivalent amount of primary capital by the time the notes mature.

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She was particularly impressed by the passage that read: "The primary capital to be safeguarded and valued is man, the human person in his or her integrity."