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18. Using the following data calculate the bank's RWA, the bank's regulatory capital and decide whether the bank is well capitalized, adequately capitalized, undercapitalized, or significantly capitalized or undercapitalized. Asset Class Amount in Thousands of $ Risk Weight Risk-Adjusted Amount Cash 16,255 Cash items in the process of collection 18,322 U.S. government obligations 32,450 Claims on municipalitiesGeneral obligation 18,456 Claims on municipalitiesRevenue 3,750 Government-sponsored entities, non-equity investment 42,345 Government-sponsored entities, equity investment 1 to 4 family residential loans with sufficient equity and not past due 1 to family residential loans without sufficient equity or 90 days past due 14,568 Multifamily mortgages 22,450 High Volatility Commercial Real Estate 4.567 Other Real Estate 92,444 Consumer loans 48,610 Corporate loans and securities (non-equity) 23,456 Premises and other fixed assets not assigned 21,455 Exposures to foreign governments Equity exposures Past due loans 1,845 Totals $ 499,428 $45,000 Assumed off-balance-sheet RWA additions Total RWA on and off-balance sheet Capital of the bank Common Stock Retained Earnings AOCI 10,244 11,520 329 5,465 14,350 CET1 Additional Tier 1 capital: Noncumulative perpetual preferred stock Total Tier 1 capital Tier 2 capital: Subordinated debt Total Capital Capital Ratios for the Bank CET1 / RWA Total Tier 1 capital / RWA Total capital / RWA Total Tier 1 capital / total assetsa