article_snippet.sent: HSBC has apologised after a link on HSBC official website directed visitors to a pornographic page.
article_snippet.sent: HSBC has apologised after a link on its official website directed visitors to a pornographic page (pictured)
article_snippet.sent: HSBC yesterday removed the hyperlink from HSBC main website after realising HSBC embarrassing mistake.
article_snippet.sent: A spokesman denied the bank had any associations with Pornographic site and offered the bank apology to the public.
article_snippet.sent: In a public statement dated April 20, HSBC said 'a link to an external third-party website has been removed' from HSBC community projects webpage.
article_snippet.sent: HSBC added: 'HSBC is not in any way associated with the external third-party website.
article_snippet.sent: HSBC would like to apologise to the public for any inconvenience caused.'
article_snippet.sent: HSBC insisted its main website remained secure.
article_snippet.sent: HSBC's internet banking service allows customers to check HSBC's internet banking service account balances, transfer funds, and apply for loans and insurance, among others.
highlights_snippet.sent: HSBC has since apologised for error and denied association with the page .