Q.2334 In 1992, Germany was under Basel I regulations. Eintracht Bank from Frankfurt has had the following portfolio structure (in Deutsche Marks (DM)):

• Loans to corporations – 1 billion (600 million in uninsured residential real estate)
• OECD countries government’s exposures – 500 million
• Cash, balance with a central bank – 200 million

Risk weights were as follows:

Risk Weight (%)	Asset category
0	Cash, gold bullion, claims on OECD governments such as Treasury bonds or insured residential mortgages
20	Claims on OECD banks and OECD public sector entities such as securities issued by U.S. government agencies or claims on municipalities
50	Uninsured residential mortgage loans
100	All other claims such as corporate bonds and less-developed country debt, claims on non-OECD banks

The risk-weighted assets of Eintracht bank were closest to which of the following?