and 10-Q filings. Hello and welcome to the second quarter earnings commentary. I'm Greg Johnson, CEO, along with Ken Lewis , our CFO. The March quarter got off to a strong start for us, as increased sales activity and the market tailwind led
Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Hello and welcome to the first quarter earnings commentary. I'm Greg Johnson CEO along with Ken Lewis our CFO. Although we faced some headwinds during the first quarter our operating results continued illustrate our company
Banks took massive loans while reassuring investors they were fine. On November 26, 2008, then BofA ( BAC ) CEO Kenneth Lewis wrote that he headed "one of the strongest and most stable major banks in the world." He didn't say that BofA
be looked at as good. It is too bad because he is actually doing a very good job fixing the steaming pile of excrement Ken Lewis left him. The latest is from the WSJ So what’s behind the latest reversal? The rational for Bank of America’s
BAC: 6.2099 -5.62%) CEO Ken Lewis could play a major role in ongoing ..... SCHW ) funds. The group is now suing Ken Lewis and BofA for not making material disclosures ..... Lynch acquisition. The interchange Lewis had in a deposition recorded at the
could run as high as $50B; the case could even result in the rare event of directors and officers - such as former CEO Ken Lewis and former CFO Joe Price - having to pay money personally to settle a securities fraud claim. Post your comment!
(Adds that Goldman did not admit or deny wrongdoing in paragraph 12, fixes typo and corrects year that Ken Lewis retired to 2010 in paragraph 17)
financial crisis brought it tumbling back to earth. Former CEO Ken Lewis had masterfully stitched together an impressive number ..... pressure from the board, shareholders, and regulators Lewis announced he was stepping down by the end of 2009. After
execs as shocked at BofA's aggressive mortgage origination practices in 2005. It's no wonder Angelo Mozilo went to Ken Lewis when it was time to parachute out of his firm. 1 comment!
just the latest in a series of moves by which embattled CEO Brian Moynihan has dismantled much of the empire built by Ken Lewis . SNL Financial's Nancy Bush sees Moynihan's actions as emblematic of a new generation of bankers who don't equate