Jerry Dubrowski

BofA’s Moynihan Sees $4 Billion Quarterly Earnings Improvement, Brown Says

Bank of America Corp., the second- biggest U.S. lender, can improve results by about $4 billion per quarter as expenses subside and trading rebounds, said Thomas Brown, chief executive officer of Second Curve Capital LLC.

Bank of America Halts Routing New Mortgages to Fannie Mae

Bank of America Corp., the second- biggest U.S. lender by assets, is stopping the sale of new home loans to government-owned Fannie Mae as a dispute over who should bear the costs for defective mortgages escalates.

BofA Squeezes Mortgage Pipeline to Fannie

Bank of America Corp., the second- biggest U.S. lender by assets, is stopping the sale of new home loans to government-owned Fannie Mae as a dispute over who should bear the costs for defective mortgages escalates.

American Bankers Prove Inferior to Canada Bankers Led by Toronto-Dominion

Toronto-Dominion Bank Chief Executive Officer Edmund Clark faced investor doubts when he announced in 2004 he was buying a U.S. consumer lender, challenging larger rivals such as Bank of America Corp. in the world’s largest financial market.

Bank of America Shrinking Assets Puts $2.8 Billion Hole in Moynihan Target

Bank of America Corp.’s $33 billion of asset sales last year, designed to help meet international capital standards, may slice at least $2.8 billion from 2012 profit that the firm also needs to reach its target.

Goldman Sachs Among Banks Lobbying to Exempt Half of Swaps From Dodd-Frank

More than half of the derivatives- trading business of Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Morgan Stanley and three other large banks could fall largely outside the Dodd- Frank Act if they succeed in lobbying regulators to exempt their overseas operations, government records show.

BofA Says Loan Repurchase Claims Rise to Record $14.3 Billion

Bank of America Corp., the second- biggest U.S. lender by assets, said unresolved demands from investors who accuse the company of selling defective mortgages rose to a record.

Bank of America Re-Remics Cut Mortgage Debt as Basel Rules Loom

Bank of America Corp. , seeking to reduce risk and meet new capital standards, upgraded billions of dollars of distressed mortgage bonds by repackaging them into new securities using a variation of a Wall Street technique that failed during the credit crisis.

Bank of America Sells Back Stake in HCA for $1.5 Billion Sending Shares Up

Bank of America Corp., the lender that’s divesting assets to raise capital, agreed to sell 80.8 million shares of HCA Holdings Inc. back to the health-care company for $1.5 billion. HCA’s stock jumped 12 percent.

Secret Fed Loans Gave Banks $13 Billion Undisclosed to Congress

The Federal Reserve and the big banks fought for more than two years to keep details of the largest bailout in U.S. history a secret. Now, the rest of the world can see what it was missing.

"This decision will not affect the credit available to our customers."

- Jerry Dubrowski on Feb 23, 2012

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Brian T. Moynihan

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Kenneth D. Lewis

European Equity Futures, Asian Stocks Advance

Syria Reported to Take Homs on Rebels’ Retreat as Russia Backs UN Stance

Toyota Beats Sales Estimates, Prius Rises

Oil Advances Above $110 on Report of Saudi Pipeline Explosion

Billionaire Chung Shows Hyundai Luxury