BofA Boosts CEO Moynihan’s Pay 25% as Citigroup Pares Corbat’s

Bank of America Corp. awarded Chief Executive Officer Brian T. Moynihan $20 million for his work last year, raising his compensation 25 percent, while Citigroup Inc. cut CEO Mike Corbat’s by 6.1 percent to $15.5 million. Moynihan received $18.5 million in stock grants for 2016, according to a regulatory filing Friday, up from the $14.5 million he received for 2015.

BofA’s Merrill to Tell Clients How They’re Paying Their Brokers

Bank of America Corp., which has said it will stop offering commission-based retirement accounts as it prepares for new regulations, also plans to more clearly disclose fees that clients pay to the firm’s 14,000 financial advisers. The Merrill Lynch business will break out fees for asset management services and products including mutual funds, alternative investments and commodities when it mails January account statements later this week.

BofA Management Admits It Can’t Turn a Profit on Invested Capital

Chief Executive Brian Moynihan has only produced a 6.7% return on shareholder’s equity since taking over in 2010 and thus is returning capital through stock buybacks Brian Moynihan has been chief executive of Bank of America for seven years, and when he took the helm in 2019, return on shareholder equity wasn’t positive. Last year, stock buybacks amounted to $5.1 billion.

Bank Earnings Boost S&P and Nasdaq, Retailers Weigh on Dow

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq were higher in late morning trading on Friday as strong earnings from large U.S. lenders bode well for the rest of the earnings season. The Dow’s gains were comparatively lesser, held back by a drop in consumer stocks after a report showed U.S. retail sales and core retail sales increased less than expected in December.

Futures Rise on Hopes of Higher Earnings; Asia Mixed

Futures for U.S. markets are higher ahead of earnings season while Asia continues to feel the hangover from the Trump press conference. Futures for U.S. markets pointed higher late Thursday as investors await info on holiday retail sales and the first full day of earnings as a raft of industrial shares trot out their fourth-quarter performance.

A Nasdaq Record Abruptly Ended on Thursday

A selloff in financials and tech stocks on Thursday dragged Wall Street lower and put an end to a record-breaking streak for the Nasdaq. The Nasdaq fell 0.29%, backing away from a run that saw the index close at records for five consecutive trading days.

10 Ways Bank of America Has Changed in the Past Decade

Is it the same bank that it was going into the financial crisis ? Or is it something entirely different? And if it has changed, how would one go about quantifying the difference? Questions like these may seem easy to answer. But as soon as you start digging into the specifics, it quickly becomes clear how complicated it actually is.

S&P 500 Analyst Moves: BAC

The latest tally of analyst opinions from the major brokerage houses shows that among the components of the S&P 500 index, Bank of America is now the #107 analyst pick, moving up by 29 spots. This rank is formed by averaging the analyst opinions for each component from each broker, and then ranking the 500 components by those average opinion values.

BofA’s Moynihan Says Businesses Are Friskier After Trump Victory

Bank of America Corp. doesn’t expect Donald Trump’s election to jolt the U.S. economy next year, but its corporate customers are enthusiastic and already seeking funds to expand, according to Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan. Mid-sized companies “are friskier, they’re more active,” Moynihan, 57, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television’s David Westin for broadcast Thursday.