Compared to commercial banks and thrift institutions, finance companies are Question 4 options: A) prevented from making relatively small loans. B) virtually unregulated. C) able to attract small depositors. D) heavily regulated.

The correct answer is letter "D": virtually unregulated.

Explanation:

Commercial banks are typically regulated a the central bank or the Federal Reserve (Fed) in the case of the U.S. Central banks make sure the reserves commercial banks possess are at least the minimum according to their capital requirements.

Instead, finance companies are licensed and rules by the state where they handle business but not for a central body enforcing rules for all those institutions under the same criteria. Because of that reason, finance companies are considered to be virtually unregulated.

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