Bank strategist Jill Carey Hall said in a note Tuesday, April 11, that Bank of America (BofA) clients sold around $2.3 billion in U.S. equities of all sizes last week, despite the relative quiet [.]
Bank of America recently experienced significant disruptions in online transactions conducted via the payment service Zelle. Many customers reported delays and funds missing from their accounts, [.]
Bank runs have already begun in Russia. The Russians are flocking to the banks and ATMS, as Russian banks are cut off from The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication [.]
https://www.afinalwarning.com/481139.html (Natural News) Bank of America (BofA) pointed out potential unemployment benefits fraud in California, spread out across 640,000 accounts with suspicious activity. A BofA official said red flags they found include claims filed in the names of infants, children and centenarians, along with individuals living in other states. The bank called for an investigation of the fraudulent scheme amounting to $2 billion, “the highest estimate … since the COVID-19 pandemic triggered a wave of joblessness.”
BofA Senior Vice President for State Government Relations Brian Putler wrote in a Dec. 7 letter to legislators that the bank arrived at the estimate after working with the California