The early-stage investigation concerns whether the department that runs American Express’ foreign-exchange international payments misrepresented pricing to clients to get their business, according to the sources.
In August, WSJ reported the department enticed business clients with low currency-conversion rate offers, and later hiked the rates without warning.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is also probing the matter, according to WSJ.
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