An institution that does business in more than one state or currency area. – In the U.S.A. – a domestic bank that can also operate worldwide, regardless of federal requirements, or – a foreign institution that is permitted to conduct business throughout the U.S. (a banking institution with a special license from the U.S. Federal Reserve to conduct international banking operations without complying with state-by-state banking laws; foreign banks operating in the United States could be permitted to act as an edge corporation).

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