The Federal Reserve cannot terminate the U.S. operations of foreign banks.
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Q26: The International Lending and Supervision Act passed
Q27: The Basle Agreement concluded in 1988 requires
Q28: The Gramm-Leach-Billey Act permitted domestic and foreign
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Q31: The Foreign Bank Supervision Act of 1991
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Q35: Increasingly the new Basle bank capital standards
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