TREE NEWS reports: Bank of America shares fell nearly 8% in pre-market trading after its third-quarter revenue, net of interest expense, came in at $29.96 billion, below expectations. The bank’s equities and fixed-income trading businesses also underperformed, and results were further weighed down by a charge tied to regulatory penalties over anti-money-laundering and sanctions violations.
Bank of America Falls Nearly 8% Pre-Market as Q3 Revenue Misses
The revenue miss matters less than where it came from: both equities and fixed-income trading underperformed, a signal that the quarter's market activity did not translate into the trading gains peers have relied on. The regulatory charge adds a separate, non-recurring drag that muddies the read on underlying profitability. For crypto and RWA markets, the relevant question is whether softer trading desks at a major bank reflect a broader pullback in risk appetite or a firm-specific stumble — and whether that charge signals tighter compliance scrutiny across institutions more broadly.
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