Under the terms of the International Lending and Supervision Act,the size of loan rescheduling fees that U.S.banks charge their international borrowers,is restricted.

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The International Lending and Supervision Act of 1983 was enacted to address issues related to international banking, including the regulation of loan rescheduling fees, to ensure they are within reasonable limits and to provide a framework for the supervision of international lending by U.S. banks.

Under the Terms of the International Lending and Supervision Act,the