The news that Wikileaks may be planning to release a trove of internal documents from a big US bank added to the list of woes facing an industry that still appears under attack from all sides.
Bank of America shares dropped 3 per cent on Tuesday on speculation that it will be the next high-profile target of Julian Assange’s whistle-blowing website.
Investors appeared to be linking Mr Assange’s current threat with an interview he gave to a niche computer magazine in October 2009 in which he boasted he had the contents of a BofA executive’s hard drive.
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