Historically, Bank of America has chosen not to partake in certain high-profile AI financing transactions. Consequently, its corporate debt segment continues to trail its rivals, while credit traders are finding it challenging to capitalize on the surge in AI-linked bond trading. This, compounded by a decline in trading volumes for interest rate products like municipal bonds, has led the bank's CEO to anticipate a stagnant trading revenue for the third quarter. Presently, the bank is actively pursuing its pledge to allocate $250 billion in capital towards the AI sector.
