Bank capital to assets ratio in Europe 2017, by country
The bank capital to assets ratio is a formula that reflects exactly what it implies. It looks at the amount of capital that a country's banks have to the value of their assets held. Regulators can use the bank capital to asset ratio to implement minimum levels that banks must achieve to ensure banks have enough capital.
In 2017, Croatia had the highest bank capital to assets ratio in Europe at almost fifteen percent. The Netherlands, Sweden and Germany all had ratios under 6.5 percent.
In 2017, Croatia had the highest bank capital to assets ratio in Europe at almost fifteen percent. The Netherlands, Sweden and Germany all had ratios under 6.5 percent.
