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The Wire Transfer Remittance Controversy: Is a Short-Term Fix Needed?

Published Date: October 2007

Published By: TowerGroup

Page Count: 6

Order Code: R301-1342

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The Point of the Study: Check Migration, Increased Wire Volume, or Something Else?: Exhibit 1 Average US Bank Fees by Payment Type (2007); Exhibit 2 Factors That Would Influence Corporates to Send More Payments by Wire (2006)
The Case for Focusing on the Long Term
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