Bank of America Interest Rate Blunder Hurts Moynihan Growth Pledge

For years, Brian Moynihan told investors his bank would be a big winner when interest rates eventually, finally, one day went up. Bank of America Corp. had built a massive deposit base that would allow profits to soar when the Federal Reserve changed course.

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