Edge Act Banks Are So-Called Because

question 82

Multiple Choice

Edge Act banks are so-called because

• A)they are Federally chartered subsidiaries of U.S.banks that are physically located in the United States and are allowed to engage in a full range of international banking activities.
• B)Senator Walter
• C)they can only be chartered in states that are on the borders of the United States-on the "edge" of the map.
• D)none of the above
• E)Edge of New Jersey sponsored the 1919 amendment to Section 25 of the Federal Reserve Act to allow U.S.banks to be competitive with the services foreign banks could supply their customers.

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