Question
What is the prescribed risk weight for calculating the
regulatory capital corresponding to the assets covering public private partnership (PPP) and post commercial operations date (COD) infrastructure projects in existence over a year of commercial operations?Solution
The assets covering public private partnership (PPP) and post commercial operations date (COD) infrastructure projects in existence over a year of commercial operations, have less risk. As such the prescribed risk weight for calculating the regulatory capital corresponding to such assets is lower at 50%.
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