Permissible activities.

§ 28.4 Permissible activities. (a) General. Subject to the applicable approval process, if any, a national bank may engage in any activity in a foreign country that is: (1) Permissible for a national bank in the United States; and (2) Usual in connection with the business of banking in the country where it transacts business. (b) Additional activities. In addition to its general banking powers, a national bank may engage in any activity in a foreign country that is permissible under the FRB's Regulation K, 12 CFR part 211. (c) Foreign operations guarantees. A national bank may guarantee the deposits and other liabilities of its Edge corporations and Agreement corporations and of its corporate instrumentalities in foreign countries.