Terry Laughlin to Assume Chief Risk Officer Role

Bank of America Corporation announced today that Terry Laughlin, who is currently leading Legacy Asset Servicing, will assume the chief risk officer role. His transition to that role is expected to occur late in the third quarter. Until Laughlin’s transition, Global Compliance Executive Paula Dominick is serving as interim chief risk officer.

During the transition period, Laughlin will continue to perform as the head of Legacy Asset Servicing and lead the work to put legacy mortgage risk and uncertainty behind the company.

In April, the company announced that Gary Lynch would be joining Bank of America as global head of Legal, Compliance and Regulatory Relations after a leave required by his previous firm. That period has now concluded and Lynch will join the company on Monday, July 11.

As previously announced, Bruce Thompson, who served as chief risk officer, recently began serving in his role as chief financial officer for the company. In connection with this move, Chuck Noski has assumed a new role as vice chairman engaged in strategic and capital management matters, the resolution of legacy issues and client development activities.

“We are looking forward to Gary joining us and getting immediately involved in the issues we are addressing,” Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan said. “Terry is steeped in the issues that represent the most significant risk we face, and his ultimate transition into the chief risk officer position reflects that and his deep industry expertise. While there is more work ahead, in a relatively short period of time, Terry has helped us make significant progress on our legacy mortgage issues. Paula is a proven talent in markets, risk, and compliance matters, and we are fortunate she can serve in this interim capacity.”

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