To meet its regulatory capital requirement a Federal savings association must satisfy each of the following capital standards:
Risk-based capital requirement. (i) A Federal savings association's minimum risk-based capital requirement shall be an amount equal to 8% of its risk-weighted assets as measured under § 167.6 of this part.
A Federal savings association may not use supplementary capital to satisfy this requirement in an amount greater than 100% of its core capital as defined in § 167.5 of this part.
Leverage ratio requirement. (i) A Federal savings association's minimum leverage ratio requirement shall be the amount set forth in § 167.8 of this part.
A Federal savings association must satisfy this requirement with core capital as defined in § 167.5(a) of this part.
Tangible capital requirement. (i) A Federal savings association's minimum tangible capital requirement shall be the amount set forth in § 167.9 of this part.
A Federal savings association must satisfy this requirement with tangible capital as defined in § 167.9 of this part in an amount not less than 1.5% of its adjusted total assets.
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Federal savings associations are expected to maintain compliance with all of these standards at all times.
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