What Has Driven Changes In Bank of America’s Earnings In The Last Five Years?

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Bank of America has made substantial changes to its business model since the economic downturn to streamline its operations in the stricter regulatory environment. The bank refocused its operations in the U.S. (slashing its non-U.S. presence – especially in the cards business) and made huge cuts to its mortgage banking unit.

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Revenues under Bank of America’s current model are split almost equally between its various operating divisions, with the exception of the mortgage banking unit (which is responsible for a much smaller share). We expect this revenue share to remain roughly the same over the coming years, although mortgage banking revenues could see a sizable improvement as the bank renews its focus on this core business going forward.

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