edge act corporation

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Edge Act Corporation

A federally-chartered U.S. corporation that is only allowed to engage in international banking or other financial transactions related to international business.

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An Edge Act Corporation's purpose is to aid in financing and stimulating foreign trade.

See also: Bank, Corporation, Foreign, Forex - FX

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Edge Act corporation

A corporation established under the 1919 Edge Act to undertake activities in international banking and investing. The Act gives U.S. firms more flexibility in competing effectively with foreign firms. Corporations established under the Edge Act are often organized in order to finance foreign trade or to own foreign securities.

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