RAL Capital, a lean global financial service provider with revenues of $8 billion, has 10...

RAL Capital, a lean global financial service provider with revenues of $8 billion, has 10 regional offices located around the world. The RAL global trading groups are structured as profit centers with each center having its own profitability targets. The group’s clients consist of large multinational corporations and financial institutions that require the buying and selling of large amounts of currency. The Treasurer is considering reorganizing his department into a profit center. The group processes millions of transactions every year. What is a downside of this scenario?