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Most UK banks have core capital levels of about 10 percent already.
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All banks must boost core capital ratios to a minimum of 8 percent.
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Banks generally hold enough core capital to cope with a disorderly Brexit, it said.
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All the banks must boost core capital ratios to a minimum of 8 percent.
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Diamond, in setting his targets, made seemingly conservative assumptions about Barclays' core capital ratios.
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The bonds would be in addition to core capital requirements.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast core capital goods would be unchanged in December.
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These so-called core capital goods orders were unchanged in July.
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Economists had forecast core capital goods orders unchanged in August.
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Those factors helped lift its core capital by 50 basis points in the second quarter.
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Britain's financial regulator expects banks to hold an absolute minimum of 7 percent core capital.
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In July, Cryan said the bank planned to retain dividends mid-term to boost core capital.
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OFHEO would consider such inappropriate adjustments to core capital when assessing capital adequacy, it said.
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Regulators have decreed that preference shares will no longer count as core capital from 2026.
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CIMB's core capital has lagged behind larger regional peers.
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That would boost RBS's core capital ratios by about 200 basis points, industry sources have said.
