What contingency plans does Flywire have in place to manage potential financial and reputational fallout from the lawsuit?

Based on the information provided in the news release, there are no details about any specific contingency plans that Flywire Corporation has announced or disclosed to address the potential financial or reputational impact of the securities‑fraud class‑action lawsuit.

The PR‑wire article focuses exclusively on the Law Offices of Frank R. Cruz notifying investors that they may have the opportunity to lead the lawsuit. It does not mention:

• Any internal risk‑management actions being taken by Flywire (e.g., setting aside reserve funds, securing insurance coverage, or forming a crisis‑management team).
  
• Communications or public‑relations strategies that the company might employ to protect its brand reputation.
  
• Legal‑defense tactics, settlement negotiations, or any statements from Flywire’s management or board about how the company intends to respond.

What can be inferred?

Because the release contains no commentary from Flywire, we cannot reliably state what contingency measures the company has—or has not—implemented. Any discussion of typical corporate responses (such as establishing a litigation reserve, engaging a crisis‑communication firm, or leveraging directors‑and‑officers insurance) would be speculative and not grounded in the cited source.

Bottom line

• No contingency plan information is included in the provided news article.
  
• To obtain a definitive answer, one would need to look for additional disclosures from Flywire (e.g., filings with the SEC, press releases, earnings call transcripts, or direct statements from the company’s leadership) that specifically address how the firm is preparing for or mitigating the effects of this litigation.