Zac Bissonnette, a frequent contributor to BloggingStocks.com, wrote a spot on piece on the possibility (mentioned by the WSJ and Atlanta Business Chronicle) that Bank of America may select Gregory Curl, the bank’s chief risk officer, as an interim CEO. The interim CEO would serve until a permanent replacement is found for Ken Lewis upon his retirement. What is the bank (the board) thinking? This is the kind of trial balloon that should never happen. Curl was the chief risk officer at the time of the ill-fated Merrill acquisition. Stay tuned.
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