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Tuesday 17 November 2009 7:00 pm

Panel says BoA lied over Merrill

By: admindrupal

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Democrats on the US House Oversight and Government Reform Committee yesterday accused Bank of America of knowing about Merrill Lynch’s huge losses in November 2008, suggesting the bank lied to investors in saying it did not grasp the depth of the problems until later.

The panel unveiled documents they said show the bank was alarmed by the losses a month before shareholders of both companies approved the merger in December.

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