Unless otherwise defined, the amount of capital that ensures that a company remains solvent and capable of acting even in exceptional situations for a certain targeted solvency level (long-term credit rating). In order to determine the necessary amount of capital, various types of calculation are presented in theory and practice – and here especially in the annual reports of larger institutions. – See Basel II, liquidity risk, risk, operational, exuberance.
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