Bank of America Stock Price, News & Analysis

Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) announced the Board authorized regular cash dividends on multiple series of preferred stock, with specific dividend amounts, record dates, and payment dates in January and February 2026.

• Series L: $18.125 per share — record Jan 1, payment Jan 30, 2026.
• Series HH: $0.3671875 per depositary share — record Jan 1, payment Jan 26, 2026.
• Series NN: $0.2734375 per depositary share — record Jan 15, payment Feb 3, 2026.
• Series OO: $16.5625 per depositary share — record Jan 15, payment Feb 2, 2026.
• Series PP: $0.2578125 per depositary share — record Jan 15, payment Feb 2, 2026.
• Series RR: $10.9375 per depositary share — record Jan 1, payment Jan 27, 2026.
• Series TT: $15.3125 per depositary share — record Jan 1, payment Jan 27, 2026.
• Series UU: $15.625 per depositary share — record Jan 1, payment Jan 26, 2026.

All series except Series L are issued as depositary shares.

Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) says its AI-driven CashPro Forecasting helped more than 3,000 companies save over 250,000 hours in 2025 by automating cash-forecasting tasks. The tool delivers forecasts from one day to one year and integrates global account data, producing results within minutes and one-click access inside the CashPro platform. In April the AI upgrade made processing 5x faster, and Q2 workspace creation rose 113% versus typical levels, reflecting heightened client use during market volatility.

Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) on Dec 8, 2025 launched an enhanced digital Workplace Benefits platform for small and mid-size business owners and employees. The platform adds a new advised Pooled Employer Plan (PEP), an enhanced Merrill Small Business 401(k) with managed recordkeeping, a Cash Balance Defined Benefit Plan, and financial wellness education. The announcement cites survey data showing 24% of employees recently left or considered leaving due to lacking benefits (up from 15% in 2023) and business-owner intent metrics (52% aim to retain staff; 43% plan to hire; 59% plan to expand).

Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) and Visa are offering new applicants of Customized Cash Rewards and Unlimited Cash Rewards Visa credit cards a limited-edition FIFA World Cup 2026™ custom card design available beginning Dec. 4, 2025 through July 2026.

Applicants who open a qualifying card between Dec. 4, 2025 and Jan. 5, 2026 and activate it by Feb. 5, 2026 will be eligible to receive a unique link on Feb. 10, 2026 to purchase up to two World Cup tickets (first-come, first-served) during a window that runs noon ET Feb. 10, 2026 through Feb. 24, 2026 while supplies last. New cardholders also get first-year cash-back bonuses and a $200 welcome bonus after $1,000 spent in 90 days.

BofA Global Research (NYSE: BAC) forecasts stronger-than-consensus economic growth in 2026 driven by sustained AI investment, fiscal stimulus, and higher business capex. Key calls include US 4Q/4Q GDP of 2.4% in 2026, China GDP of 4.7% in 2026, 14% EPS growth for US equities with only 4–5% S&P price appreciation (year-end target 7,100), two Fed cuts expected in 2026, and lower private credit returns (5.4% expected vs 9% in 2025). The research warns of heightened volatility as AI’s macro effects become clearer.

Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) awarded a $1 million grant to After School Matters to fund the new Orleans Teen Center in Chicago's Cabrini neighborhood, announced Dec. 1, 2025. The center opened in November 2025 and will serve approximately 1,500 teens annually with studios, theater, gym, STEM labs, and workforce-focused programs.

The grant moves After School Matters closer to its $27 million capital campaign goal and builds on a multi-decade partnership in which Bank of America has provided more than $3.7 million in funding, including a $200,000 Neighborhood Builder award in 2024.

Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) announced a $500,000 philanthropic investment on Nov 24, 2025, awarding two $250,000 grants to the Tampa Museum of Art and Tampa Theatre.

The museum grant advances a transformative 51,000-square-foot waterfront expansion expected to break ground in early 2026. The theatre grant launches a $28 million multi-phase Second Century Campaign to restore its historic auditorium, modernize technology, and add a 3,600 sq ft education wing ahead of its centennial in 2026.

Bank of America said these awards build community and follow $13 million in local grants and matching gifts since 2020.

Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) announced a Rebuild Solution to aid Los Angeles homeowners affected by January's Eaton and Palisades wildfires.

Key features: extends mortgage forbearance by up to two additional years beyond the existing 12-month period for qualifying clients; offers a Rebuild Line of Credit expected in February 2026 to bridge insurance shortfalls; and preserves borrowers' current lower mortgage interest rates.

The fires destroyed an estimated 13,000 residential properties, and about half of those survivors have a financial relationship with Bank of America. The bank also plans to rebuild damaged financial centers and direct capital and grants to impacted communities and CDFIs.

Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) announced a multi-year presenting partnership with Great Ethiopian Run beginning in 2026 to expand access to endurance sports in Ethiopia and globally.

The collaboration will elevate three events: the Great Ethiopian Run International 10km, associated Children's Races, and a Women First 5km launching in 2027. The 25th anniversary 10km is expected to draw about 50,000 participants. Bank of America will supply global endurance expertise, advanced race technology, and resources aimed at boosting participation, youth and women’s races, tourism, job creation and local economic benefits in and around Addis Ababa.