Nordea
Sep 8 2008, Naveen

Swedish bank Nordea has gone through the biggest internet fraud in history after more than eight million Swedish kronor (i.e. around £580,000) vanished as a result of tailor-made Trojans launched by Russian criminals who used keylogging software to

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Christian Clausen, CEO of Nordic financial group, Nordea Bank AB, presents the annual report in Stockholm, Tuesday Feb. 10, 2009. Christian Clausen posted a 25 percent fall in fourth-quarter profits and said it plans to raise #2.5 billion ($3.25 billion).