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Edge Act and Agreement Corporationsd on the international banking corporation for at least two reasons. First, these corporations permit their parent banks to undertake international banking activities across state lines. Second, these corporations have the power to purchase and hold the stock of foreign companies.

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The Federal Reserve and International Bankingnd problems are changing, Federal Reserve objectives remain essentially intact, including the pursuit of domestic economic stability and the preservation of reasonably well-balanced international payments relationships.

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Relations with Domestic and International Financial Marketsreover, this chapter examines the role played by New York as an international financial centre; its relation to international banking activities; and the offshore investment banking operations of U.S. banks.

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Introduction1972, 107 U.S. commercial banks operated 627 overseas branches. At the same time these overseas branches held $80 billion in assets, equivalent to 10 per cent of the domestic assets of all U.S. banks. At year-end 1972 close to 35 per cent of the deposits of New York Clearing House banks resided in t

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The International Departmentsentatives in major trading centres of the world. American manufacturers sold directly to these exporting firms and received payment from them. The reason for these arrangements were the hesitancy of U.S. manufacturers to extend credit terms to foreign buyers, and the unwillingness of foreign buyers

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