Bank of america Stories
U.S. pressures BofA on board revamp: report
U.S. officials have urged Bank of America Corp to revamp its board and bring in directors with more banking experience, the Wall Street Journal said.
Temasek offloads BofA stake; eyes emerging markets
Singapore's Temasek sold its 3 percent stake in Bank of America in the first quarter of this year, taking a loss of around $3 billion in the process, as the state investor refocuses on emerging markets.
Stock futures off ahead of consumer data, insurers bailout
Stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Friday ahead of consumer price data, while some financial shares rose on news that four insurers can tap government bailout money.
U.S. pressuring BofA on board revamp: report
U.S. Federal Officials have urged banking giant Bank of America Corp to revamp its board and bring in directors with more banking experience, the Wall Street Journal said.
SEC proposes suit versus Countrywide founder Mozilo
U.S. regulators have recommended filing a civil fraud suit against Countrywide Financial co-founder Angelo Mozilo for insider trading, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
Banks sue MBIA over $5 billion restructuring
A group of major banks including Citigroup Inc , JPMorgan Chase & Co and Barclays Plc has sued MBIA Inc , charging that the bond insurer illegally restructured its operations by moving $5 billion of assets and leaving a key unit effectively insolvent.
SEC proposes suit vs Countrywide founder Mozilo
U.S. regulators have recommended filing a civil fraud suit against Countrywide Financial co-founder Angelo Mozilo for insider trading, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
U.S. banking crisis may last until 2013: S&P
A day after saying big U.S. banks probably needed to raise only one-fourth the capital demanded by the government, Standard & Poor's said the nation's banking crisis has merely entered a new phase and might not end before 2013.
BofA, other U.S. banks scramble for capital
Several large U.S. banks undertook big capital-raising efforts on Tuesday, hoping to satisfy regulators who want bigger cushions against a deep recession, or proof that they have enough of a buffer already.
B of A, other U.S. banks scramble for capital
Several large U.S. banks undertook big capital-raising efforts on Tuesday, hoping to satisfy regulators who want to see a bigger cushion against a deep recession, or proof that they have enough of a buffer already.
Citigroup: $45 billion TARP money goes toward loans
Citigroup Inc said on Tuesday that the committee overseeing its use of $45 billion of taxpayer money had approved the use of nearly all of that sum to make loans.
BofA and other U.S. banks scramble for capital
Several large U.S. banks undertook big capital-raising efforts on Tuesday, hoping to satisfy regulators who want to see bigger cushions against a deep recession, or proof they have enough of a buffer already.
Ford Taunts GM, Chrysler With Stock Offering
The Wall Street Journal off-leads and Bloomberg reports that Ford Motor Co. (F), the most robust of the Big Three, plans to issue 300 million shares of common stock in a public offering that will further distance itself from its crosstown rivals and will take advantage of an 11-week stock rally.
BofA sells Hopu $7.3 billion stake in CCB: report
Hopu Investment Management Co., led by Goldman Sachs Group Inc’s China partner Fang Fenglei, on Tuesday acquired a 5.8 percent stake in China construction Bank Corp for about $7.3 billion from struggling Bank of America Corp, people with knowledge of the matter told Bloomberg.
Stock futures higher on BofA sale, Bernanke comments
Stock futures pointed to a higher open on Tuesday after positive comments on the economy and banks from Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and news Bank of America sold its stake in a Chinese bank to help shore up its balance sheet.
Stock futures show flat to higher open as BofA, Ford eyed
Stock futures pointed to a flat to higher open on Tuesday as investors weighed Bank of America Corp's sale of a stake in a Chinese bank and Ford Motor Co signaled it would take advantage of a recent rally by selling stock to raise cash.
Stock futures point to flat open as BofA, Ford eyed
U.S. index stock futures pointed to a nearly flat open on Tuesday, as investors eyed Bank of America's sale of a stake in a Chinese bank and Ford signaled it would take advantage of a recent rally by selling stock to raise cash.
Bank of America sells $7.3 billion CCB stake: source
Bank of America sold $7.3 billion worth of shares in China Construction Bank on Tuesday, according to a source, just days after a U.S. government stress test found the struggling U.S. bank needed to find $34 billion worth of capital.
Stock futures point to rebound on Wall Street
Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street on Tuesday after the previous session's bout of profit taking.
Bank of America sells $7.3 billion CCB stake: reports
Bank of America sold about $7.3 billion worth of shares in China Construction Bank , according to media reports, as the struggling U.S. bank seeks to raise money in the financial crisis.
Bank of America sells $7.3 billion CCB stake: report
Bank of America sold about $7.3 billion worth of shares in China Construction Bank , Bloomberg reported citing two people familiar with the transaction, as the struggling U.S. bank seeks to raise money amid the financial crisis.
Profit-taking hits Dow, S&P, but Nasdaq rises
The Dow and the S&P 500 fell on Monday due to profit taking after a two-month run-up, while news of several share offerings weighed on banks as investors worried about their dilutive impact on current shareholders.
Improving markets helped banks pass stress test
U.S. bank regulators breathed a huge sigh of relief in early April when improving financial markets looked set to push the nation's 19 largest banks through the gauntlet of tough stress tests in reasonably good shape.
U.S. banks rush to raise capital
Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo sold more than $15 billion of shares and bonds, as the two companies rushed to the head of the line of banks looking to raise funds following government stress tests.
Wall St leaps on bank optimism, jobs data
U.S. stocks rose on Friday, and the Nasdaq capped its longest stretch of weekly gains in a decade as stress test results and reassuring jobs data fueled hopes the worst is over for banks and the economy.
Bank confidence, data push Wall St higher
U.S. stocks rose on Friday, and the Nasdaq capped its longest stretch of weekly gains in a decade as stress test results and reassuring jobs data fueled hopes the worst is over for banks and the economy.
Wall St rallies on bank confidence, data
U.S. stocks rose on Friday as results of bank stress tests fueled hopes that the worst is over for the financial sector, and news of fewer-than-expected April job cuts suggested the economic slump is moderating.
Stocks advance on relief on banks, jobs data
Stocks rose on Friday after the government's bank stress tests fueled hopes that the worst is over for the financial sector, while news of fewer-than-expected April job cuts suggested the economic slump was easing.
Lewis to stick with BofA till capital needs are met
The CEO of Bank of America Corp., Kenneth Lewis said on Friday the bank is able to raise the required capital to meet the requirements of the stress tests and that he plans to stay with the bank until the needs are met.
Wall Street gains on bank rally, jobs data
Stocks rose on Friday after the government's stress test results on big banks increased optimism about financial stocks, and data showed employers cut fewer-than-expected jobs in April.


