Foreign branches of U.S. banks evolved in the 1960s as a reaction to capital flow regulations in the U.S.
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Q1: U.S. banks have been permitted to engage
Q2: Representative offices are usually established to coordinate
Q4: IBFs may be established by a U.
Q5: Correspondent banks typically provide full banking services
Q6: International banking facilities (IBFs) operate as wholly
Q7: Edge Act corporations can engage in some
Q8: Participating in a syndicated loan rather than
Q9: Shell branches pay no local taxes and
Q10: Troubled sovereign loans to less developed countries
Q11: Shell branches are developed for wholesale international
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