The life insurance division of London-based HSBC reported losing data discs with personal information about 370,000 company customers, the BBC reports. The information includes their names, dates of birth, and coverage information, although it apparently did not include banking data. The data was not encrypted. Britain’s Financial Services Authority has been informed and may be looking into the matter.

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UK-Based HSBC Banking Group Reports Sensitive Data On 370,000 Customers Lost In The Mail