Savings institutions are an integral financial institution because they act as financial intermediaries who lend and borrow money for financial market participants who could not otherwise gain access to or save a substantial amount of funds. A savings institutions liabilities and equity are the sources of funds they bring in, while their assets are their uses of the funds.

Which of the following are ways that savings institutions obtain funds? Check all that apply.

They borrow funds through the utilization of repurchase agreements.

They borrow funds from the Federal Reserve.

They offer eurodollar accounts to depositors.

They borrow funds from financial institutions on the federal funds market.