Imagine a bank with the assets below $($with respective risk weights$)$ and subject to a traditional capital requirement. Banking regulation requires the bank's capital ratio to be at least $9\%.$

List of Assets in the Bank's Balance Sheet

Cash and Reserves, Value $=$$$100M,$ Risk Weight $=0\%.$

Mortgage Loans $1,$ Value $=$$$150$ M$,$ Risk Weight $=20\%$

Mortgage Loans $2,$ Value $=$$$300$ M$,$ Risk Weight $=60\%$

C&I Loans, Value $=$$$250$ M$,$ Risk Weight $=100\%$

Consumer Loans, Value $=$$$200M,$ Risk Weight $=100\%.$

Calculate the minimum amount of equity capital $($in dollars$)$ that the bank needs to have to satisfy the capital requirement.

$40\mathrm{.}5$

$65\mathrm{.}2$

$90\mathrm{.}0$

$81\mathrm{.}0$

$59\mathrm{.}4$