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1. vendor note

2. Volatility

3. Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (vita)

4. voucher system

5. violation

6. Virtual Corporation

7. vesting period

8. Value stock fund

9. voidable

10. VAT inspection

11. Valuation Of Stocks

12. Voice Recognition

13. Value Added (of Road Transport Enterprises)

14. Validity Error

15. Value Domain

16. Vendor-managed Inventory (vmi)

17. Value Investors

18. veblen good

19. volume rate of change

20. Voluntary Occupational Pension Plans

21. Value Maximization

22. vitreous china

23. Value Added Tax (VAT - applies to many countries)

24. Volume Weighted Average Price

25. Vulnerable Species

26. Vigilante

27. Visitor Demand

28. venture capital limited partnership

29. Volume Index

30. Variate Transformation

31. Version Identifier

32. volatility skew

33. value after the taking

34. Value Index

35. verification of employment

36. vinyl dual drip cap

37. Vertical Common-size Analysis

38. Vehicle-kilometre (for Inland Waterways Transport)

39. VI

40. vulture funds

41. variable committed expense

42. Volume Of Buildings

43. virtual credit card

44. Video-conferencing

45. Value Investor

46. Veterans Administration (VA)

47. Vital Statistics

48. Valuation Period

49. Veterans Administration (VA) mortgage

50. volume deleted

51. Variable life insurance policy

52. verification

53. Variable Prepaid Forward Contracts

54. vote

55. Value broker

56. variable death benefit

57. Venture Capital Firms

58. vise

59. Volatility Clustering

60. variance rule

61. Vested Benefit Obligation

62. Vested Rights

63. Vendor's Lien

64. Validation Period

65. Vietnam Dong

66. VA Mortgage

67. veining

68. vesting

69. variable ratio plan

70. Vertical analysis

71. vertical communication

72. vacuum breaker

73. ventilation

74. vent header

75. venting

76. Value Item

77. variable rate note

78. Virtual currency option

79. Valuation Reserve

80. vacate

81. VAT

82. VIR

83. Vehicles

84. vehicle currency

85. vermin

86. Voluntary accumulation plan

87. value added monthly index

88. Value-Based Pricing

89. Values At Constant International Prices Of Period T-1 (at PPPs Of Period T-1)

90. voluntary export restraint

91. valance lighting

92. value averaging

93. value spot

94. Venture Capital Trust - VCT

95. Variate

96. variable prepaid forward contract

97. Venire

98. Vanilla issue

99. Valuing Natural Resources

100. visible light transmittance

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McDonough Ratio

Categories: Credit and Debt, Banking,

An estimated minimum capital that banks must have in order to mitigate the risks on their assets, such as financial instruments and loans granted, which generally should be greater than 8%. It is used to determine how much capital is required to be maintained by the bank in case of unexpected losses. This ratio is an improvement over the previous version of the cooke ratio, which did not include weights associated to its loans and financial instruments. This flaw has been eliminated in the new version. The ratio can be calculated as follows:(regulatory capital) / (credit risk market risk operational risk) >= 8%Where: regulatory capital = capital and retained earnings of individual company. credit risk = risk that the borrower may default. It can be calculated by weighting the total amount of the loan by the quality of the borrower. market risk = risk undertaken due to changes in market conditions, applicable to interest-rate products, equities, currencies and commodities. operational risk = risk evolving out of internal company management, such as failed processes, people and systems.

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