Failed international payments cost banks millions and drive customers away, study finds
A study indicates that financial institutions can lose up to 2.2 million dollars a year fixing international payments that do not reach their destination on the first attempt. The cost is not limited to transactions that must be reviewed manually: the errors also affect revenue and can lead customers to switch institutions.
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