Just open the balance sheet of any bank. Write down all the assets of banks in excel sheet and then multiply with the risk associated with each asset. Finally, add all of them to get Risk Weighted Assets.
Following doc from RBI website will give every risk detail.
rbidocs.rbi.org.in/rdocs/content/…
1. Loan given to Govt = 1000 cr.
2. Loan given to commercial bank = 500 cr.
3. Investment in shares = 100 cr.
4. Cash = 200 cr.
Total asset = 1800 cr.
Loan to Govt = 0%
Loan to commercial bank = 20%
Investment in shares = 125%
Cash = 0%
Risk Weight Assets
= 1000*0%+500*20%+ 100*125%+200*0%
= 225 cr.
So, as we see on total asset of 1800 cr, risk weighted asset is only 225 cr.
CAR = total capital/risk-weighted-asset
RBI has minimum CAR requirements for which banks need to adhere all the time.
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