👉 Cace, a term often used in the context of a company's financial performance and growth, refers to "capital adequacy ratio." The capital adequacy ratio is a measure of an institution's ability to meet its deposit requirements. It is calculated by dividing the total amount of deposits (the capital) by the sum of the risk-weighted assets (the capital divided by the total assets). If the capital adequacy ratio is less than 6%, it indicates that the institution may need to increase