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British lawmakers launch investigation into bank IT failures

By Lawrence White on Nov 26, 2018 6:46AM
British lawmakers launch investigation into bank IT failures

Official probe into outages.

British lawmakers launched an inquiry on Friday into computer systems failures at financial services firms, after a number of outages in recent months left millions of customers unable to access their money or make vital payments. The cross-party Treasury Committee of lawmakers said it will ...

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