Risk-weighted assets (RWAs) are a measure used in banking and financial regulation to assess the risk levels associated with a bank's assets. RWAs are calculated by assigning a risk weight to each asset based on its credit, market, and operational risk. The risk weights are determined by regulatory frameworks, such as the Basel III accord, which aims to ensure that banks maintain adequate capital reserves to cover potential losses.
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