The following are true statements about Banking Regulatory Agencies in USA, EXCEPT: O The Federal Reserve regulates only National Commercial Banks. O The Federal Reserve regulates Bank Holding Companies State banking authorities regulate state banks without FDIC insurance. O FDIC regulates and insure state banks that are not Fed members.

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