Insult to injury: of those tagged by banking frauds, 57% were not fully compensated by the bank for their losses, and more than quarter received no compensation at all.
Little wonder that 40% of the businesses that experienced banking fraud changed banks. (Actually, I'm surprised the figure's that low.)
More scary stuff from the study:
80% of banks didn't catch the fraud until after the funds were gone
87% of the incidents resulted in less than full recovery of the stolen funds
Any of this sound familiar to you and your bank? Or should that be your former bank?
The complete Guardian Analytics/Ponemon Institute 2010 Banking Trust study can be downloaded here. (Registration required.)