Question: When a U . S . bank accepts a deposit from one of its foreign branches, that deposit is subject to Fed reserve requirements. Similarly,

When a U.S. bank accepts a deposit from one of its foreign branches, that deposit is subject to Fed reserve requirements. Similarly, reserve requirements are imposed on any loan from a U.S. bank's foreign branch to a U.S. resident, or on any asset purchase by the branch bank from its U.S. parent.
The rationale for these regulations is that
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A.
foreign banks and their branches in U.S. do not have an unfair advantage.
B.
all U.S. banks are subject to the same reserve requirement that is important for bank solvency.
C.
foreign banks and U.S. banks have a "level playing field."
D.
U.S. banks without foreign branches have more options than those without foreign branches.

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