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The bank will see the exit of its CFO and a vice chairman while other senior managers will be taking on new roles and responsibilities.
Bank of America (BofA) is parting company with its chief financial officer (CFO) and a vice chairman who is retiring, but the executive shuffles will happen after the bank files its 2015 Comprehensive Capital and Review (CCAR) stress test submission to the Federal Reserve, officials say. BofA CEO Brian Moynihan announced the changes to the...
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