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More specifically, Tier 1 Capital is a measure of capital adequacy of a bank, and is the ratio of a bank's core equity capital to its total risk-weighted assets. Risk weighted assets is the total of all assets held by the bank, weighted for credit risk according to the Regulator (usually the country's Central Bank). Most Central Banks follow the BIS - Bank of International Settlements - guidelines in setting asset risk weights. Assets like cash and coins usually have zero risk weight, while unsecured loans might have a risk weight of 100%.