** Shares of fintech firm Latitude Group Holdings LFS.AX
tumble as much as 16.2% to an all-time low of A$1.010
** LFS resumes trading after reporting data breach last week
** Personal information, mostly drivers' licence copies or
licence numbers, of 328,000 customers and applicants was stolen
in the data breach
** Co now says it has found further evidence of large-scale
data theft affecting former and current customers across
Australia and New Zealand
** Earlier this week, LFS took its platforms offline and
said the Federal Police was investigating the cyber attack
** Trading volumes over 3 times the 30-day average of 65,728
shares
** As of last close, stock down 7.7% this year
(Reporting by Himanshi Akhand in Bengaluru)
((Himanshi.Akhand@thomsonreuters.com;))