Cross-border investigations
Finding a missing MT103, a missing MT202 COV, and every other cross-border failure
Cross-border investigations: finding a missing MT103, a missing MT202 COV, and every other cross-border failure.
What You Can Do After This Chapter
Learning objective. Learner runs a cross-border investigation for each of the ten failure types, from a missing MT103 and a missing MT202 COV to a duplicate payment, a compliance hold and a charges discrepancy. Learner explains the serial versus cover split, the messages used at each step, and how a recall, a cancellation and a return of funds differ.
Practical assessment. Learner receives a case where a customer payment arrived but the MT202 COV did not, then traces both legs, identifies where the cover stopped, and drafts the investigation messages and the customer update. Learner also handles a charges discrepancy and a duplicate payment case.
Expected deliverables.
- Investigation playbook for ten failure types
- Missing MT202 COV case note
- Charges discrepancy worked example
- Recall versus cancellation comparison table
Completion criterion. Learner traces the missing cover correctly, identifies the break point, drafts the right investigation messages, and explains the recall, cancellation and return differences.
- Investigation: the missing MT103
- Investigation: the missing MT202 COV
- Investigation: the wrong intermediary
- Investigation: the delayed payment
- Investigation: the compliance hold
- Investigation: the charges discrepancy
- Investigation: the duplicate payment
- Investigation: recall and cancellation
- Investigation: cancellation before the money moves
- Investigation: return of funds