Question
In the CAMELS approach of risk assessment used for
evaluating financial institutions, what does the letter ‘C’ stand for?Solution
The CAMELS rating system is a supervisory tool widely used by regulators to assess the soundness and risk profile of banks and financial institutions. It evaluates institutions across six key parameters: • C – Capital Adequacy → Measures whether the bank has sufficient capital to absorb unexpected losses and support growth. • A – Asset Quality → Examines the level of NPAs and credit risk. • M – Management → Assesses the quality, capability, and governance of management. • E – Earnings → Evaluates profitability and sustainability of income. • L – Liquidity → Reviews ability to meet short-term obligations. • S – Sensitivity → Examines exposure to market risks like interest rate and forex fluctuations. Thus, in CAMELS, the C represents Capital Adequacy.
√1764 + 35 × 8 + 39 = ?2
18% of 200 - 16% of 150 = ?
25% of 30% of 3/5 of 14500 =?
2(1/3) + 2(5/6) – 1(1/2) = ? – 6(1/6)
7/3 of 4/5 of 15/56 of ? = 83
What will come in place of the question mark (?) in the following expression?
40% of 150 – ?% of 80 = 25% of 400
555.05 + 55.50 + 5.55 + 5 +0.55 = ?
64.5% of 800 + 36.4% of 1500 = (?)² + 38
What will come in the place of question mark (?) in the given expression?
25% of 1280 + (41 × 4) = ?2
Simplify the following expression:
((32)4 - 1)/33×31× (210+1)
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