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Wednesday 09 September 2009 8:00 pm

BoA hits back at Cuomo

By: admindrupal

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Bank of America yesterday rejected allegations brought on Tuesday by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo that it is hiding behind attorney-client privilege as a defence for its decisions over Merrill Lynch. Cuomo has threatened to sue top executives if the bank is not more forthcoming by 14 September.

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