Capital adequacy refers to the ability of a bank or other financial institution to absorb unexpected losses without becoming insolvent or risking the loss of depositors’ funds. It is an important aspect of financial stability and is regulated by government authorities to ensure that banks maintain sufficient levels of capital to withstand adverse economic conditions

Unit-I

1. Inroduction
2. Capital Adequacy Ratio
3. Uses of CAR
4. Types of capital
5. Risk-weighted Assets

Unit-II

1. Implications of not meeting CAN
2. How to improve CAR
3. BASEL-II Accords
4. Impact of BASEL II Norms
5. Capital adequacy-Indian Context