In which of the following situations would an FI be considered net long in foreign assets if it has ¥100 million in loans?

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An FI is considered net long in foreign assets if its foreign assets exceed its foreign liabilities. Therefore, if the FI has ¥100 million in loans and ¥80 million in liabilities (B), it is considered net long in foreign assets because its foreign liabilities are less than its foreign assets. In all other options, the FI's foreign liabilities exceed its foreign assets, which would make it net short in foreign assets.

In Which of the Following Situations Would an FI Be