Banks can be forced to sell assets that the bank examiner deems too risky. This is done to ensure that the bank's potential losses are minimized and customers' deposits are protected. The bank examiner can issue a directive to the bank to sell the risky assets or take any other necessary corrective action. If the bank fails to comply with the directive, it can face penalties and other regulatory actions. Therefore, choice B is the best option.

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In the U.S., Banks

Question 64

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In the U.S., banks

A) cannot be forced to sell assets that the bank examiner deems too risky.
B) can be forced to sell assets that the bank examiner deems too risky.
C) can be forced to sell assets that the bank examiner deems too risky only after a court order.
D) can be forced to sell assets that the bank examiner deems too risky only after both examiners from the Fed and from the FDIC agree.
E) can be forced to trade assets that the bank examiner deems too risky.

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