Bank tier one capital in percent of risk-weighted assets

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Various capital accounts of a bank are as follows: Common Stock (Par) $5.06 million Allowance for Loan Loss $7.9 million Undivided Profit $15.12 million Intermediate Term Preferred Stock $0.99 million Subordinated Debt Capital $4.97 million Surplus $10.01 million Suppose that the bank has a quarter of its assets in each of the four risk categories used to compute risk-weighted assets. The total assets are $1128 million. What is the bank’s Tier 1 capital in percent of risk-weighted assets, to the nearest 0.01%? (E.g., if your answer is 5.753%, record it as 5.75.)

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