I was wondering, do some boutique banks provide their clients loans, or do they source it from the larger banks? Also, does a bank need to have an account with the Fed to provide a loan?
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How would a boutique provide loans without a balance sheet? A lot of boutiques have relationships with banks that they can put into play if a client or potential buyer needs a loan/financing.
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