dataleaked card firms may suffer some 100bn won revenue loss
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Data-leaked card firms may suffer some 100bn won revenue loss

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Seoul - Yonhap

The three credit card firms hit by recent massive data leaks may lose some 100 billion won (US$93.6 million) in revenues due to a three-month business suspension ordered by the country's financial regulator, data showed on Thursday. Last month, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) revealed that some 20 million clients' personal data had been leaked from the three credit card firms -- KB Kookmin, NH Nonghyup and Lotte -- as well as Kookmin Bank, which shared customer data with its affiliated card firm.

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