Full-Time
Business Selection & Conflicts
Disclosure Team
Bank of America
10,001+ employees
Global banking, investing, and wealth management
Compensation Overview
$110k - $175k/yr
New York, NY, USA
In Person
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- Candidates should have experience with mergers and acquisitions and/or capital markets transactions.
- Candidates should have strength in analyzing complex situations on a compressed timetable.
- Candidates should be able to communicate effectively and work collaboratively with global Business Selection & Conflicts Group colleagues.
- Candidates should have 3-6 years of transactional legal experience.
- Candidates must have excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Candidates must demonstrate attention to detail and a high standard for quality work product.
- Candidates must be committed to providing timely and accurate guidance to investment bankers.
- Candidates must be resourceful, able to think creatively to solve problems, and anticipate potential questions or issues.
- Candidates must have effective time management and prioritization skills, with strong multitasking abilities.
- Candidates must exercise excellent judgment when handling sensitive and confidential information.
- Candidates must have experience managing junior-level team resources.
- Candidates must be able to quickly and efficiently navigate information systems.
- Assist investment banking deal teams in reviewing and disclosing material relationships with potential parties to a transaction.
- Prepare and revise drafts of disclosure statements.
- Liaise with outside counsel on disclosure of material relationships in fairness opinions and proxy statements.
- Coordinate with mergers and acquisitions deal teams during the lifespan of a transaction.
- Take a leading role in the Business Selection & Conflicts Group conflict clearance process.
- Interact frequently with investment bankers globally and internal support partners.
Bank of America provides a full range of financial services to individuals, small businesses, and large corporations, including banking, investing, asset management, and risk management products. Customers access services via branches, online and mobile banking, and advisory and trading capabilities across consumer banking, wealth management, corporate and investment banking. Its breadth, scale, and global reach enable cross-service solutions and large-scale operations that few peers match. Its goal is to be a trusted, full-service financial partner helping customers manage money, grow assets, and navigate risk.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Charlotte, North Carolina
Founded
1904
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- 1Q26 net income rose 17% to $8.6 billion, proving earnings momentum.
- 1Q26 net interest income reached $15.7 billion, helped by deposits and repricing.
- Digital engagement stayed high: 4.3 billion logins and 71% digitally enabled sales.
What critics are saying
- The $72.5 million Epstein settlement keeps reputational and discovery risk alive into 2026.
- Banking Dive reported BofA expects headcount declines in 2026 through attrition and AI.
- Persistent cost pressure and automation shrink support roles, making internal mobility harder.
What makes Bank of America unique
- BofA serves 38.5 million consumer checking accounts and $648 billion corporate deposits in 1Q26.
- Its global wealth platform posted $6.7 billion revenue in 1Q26, up 12%.
- The 2026 M D Sec acquisition deepens cybersecurity expertise with 65 UK specialists.
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↓ -6%Bank of America raised its price target on Eli Lilly to $1,344 from $1,334 following strong second-quarter results. The bank highlighted that international obesity markets could eventually surpass US sales of GLP-1 drugs. Lilly reported second-quarter revenue of $23 billion, up 48% year-on-year, and adjusted earnings of $8.38 per share, beating the $6.01 consensus. The company raised its full-year revenue guidance to $85 billion-$87 billion from $82 billion-$85 billion. BofA noted that international GLP-1 sales are approaching parity with the US market. Mounjaro, Lilly's diabetes injection, grew 55% in Europe, 30% in Japan, and 93% in China last quarter. The bank believes non-US markets offer greater expansion potential due to larger populations of untreated patients.
Uber Technologies has entered into new credit facilities to support its takeover bid for Delivery Hero. On 6 August 2026, the company signed a senior unsecured term loan agreement with Morgan Stanley and other lenders, reducing commitments under an existing bridge facility by €4 billion. The funds will finance Uber's voluntary public takeover offer for Delivery Hero, refinance the target company's debt, and cover transaction costs. The term facility includes customary covenants such as a minimum interest coverage ratio and rating-linked pricing. On the same date, Uber also secured a new $7.7 billion senior unsecured revolving credit agreement with Bank of America and other lenders, replacing its 2024 revolver. The new facility runs until 2031 and remains undrawn except for transferred letters of credit, enhancing the company's liquidity for general corporate purposes.
Charles River Associates has expanded its credit facility to $400 million through a six-bank lending syndicate. The five-year agreement includes a $75 million term loan and a $325 million revolving credit facility, replacing a previous $300 million facility set to mature in August 2027. The revolving facility can be reduced to $250 million between 16 July and 15 January each year when working-capital requirements are lower. CRA will use proceeds to repay outstanding borrowings, support working capital, fund growth investments, and cover general corporate purposes. The lending group includes Bank of America, Citizens Financial Group, Eastern Bank, and Beacon Bank & Trust, with BMO and M&T Bank joining as new lenders. The expanded facility provides additional liquidity as the consulting firm invests in its global economic, financial, and management advisory operations.
Li Lu's Himalaya Capital has cut its Bank of America stake by 71% and redeployed funds into Moody's and S&P Global, the ratings duopoly. The firm bought approximately $51.4 million in Moody's and $51.7 million in S&P Global, alongside a position in MSCI. Li Lu is the only outside manager Charlie Munger trusted with his family's money. The strategic shift moves capital from a traditional bank exposed to interest-rate risk into companies that collect fees on debt issuances without holding credit risk. Moody's posted 15.1% revenue growth in Q2 with a 55.3% adjusted operating margin, whilst its ratings unit achieved a 68.3% operating margin. S&P Global's Ratings segment grew 17% with a 68% pro forma operating margin. MSCI's Index segment expanded 17.5%, with ETF assets reaching a record $2.82 trillion.
BofA Global Research issued an Underperform rating on Fastly with a $20 price target, despite shares climbing 98% year to date. The bank's scepticism centres on Fastly's revenue mix, where Network Services still represents 73% of first-quarter revenue, whilst Security and Compute contribute only 22% and under 5% respectively. Analysts argue the stock price reflects a diversification story not yet supported by underlying business fundamentals. In contrast, BofA gave Buy ratings to Akamai, citing its $1.8 billion cloud infrastructure contract with Anthropic, and Cloudflare, which grew revenue 34% year over year to $639.8 million. Fastly reports second-quarter results on 5 August.