In the banking industry,the ratio of invested capital/gross assets,as defined by RAP,is the

A) capital asset ratio.
B) capital adequacy ratio.
C) gross asset ratio.
D) indirect capital ratio.

The ratio of invested capital to gross assets is known as the capital adequacy ratio (CAR) in the banking industry. This ratio is used to determine whether a bank has sufficient capital to absorb unexpected losses and maintain solvency. A higher CAR indicates that the bank has more capital to support its operations and is considered to be more financially stable. Therefore, B is the best choice.