What do the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve have in common?

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They function as central banksThey operate as divisions of commercial banksThey implement fiscal policies to affect GDPThey provide loans to most commercial banks in less developed countries

Explanation

The Bank of England and the Federal Reserve both serve as central banks. They are not branches of commercial banks, do not utilize fiscal policy (which is managed by the government) to influence GDP, nor do they primarily lend money to commercial banks in less developed countries.