
Wire transfers pose perhaps the single greatest risk of loss to a financial institution because of the speed with which losses can occur, the potential size of such losses, and the inability to recover funds once they are transferred to the destination institution. Additionally, the timeframes that financial institutions must meet for delivery of wire payments are stringent.
Financial institutions wiring or transferring money domestically and internationally have the ability to monitor such activity in real time – helping mitigate risk associated with wire transfers while balancing the need to meet customer expectations and service level timeframes.
