These Interstate Banking Laws Allowed an Out-Of-State Bank to Acquire

Multiple Choice

These interstate banking laws allowed an out-of-state bank to acquire an in-state target bank even if the acquirer's home state did not give banks from the target's state similar acquisition powers.

A) Nationwide laws.
B) Nationwide reciprocal arrangements.
C) Regional reciprocal arrangements.
D) Federal banking mandates.
E) None of the options.