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Is Bank of America interfering with Andrew Cuomo's investigation of the early Merrill Bonus payments? $BAC

The NY Post is reporting that Andrew Cuomo is expected to file a motion in NY State court that would force former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain to give up details about the bonuses that were paid a month early, shortly before the company was acquired by B of A. He's been subpoenaed, but apparently isn't fully cooperating.

According to Charlie Gasparino, just on CNBC, Bank of America is being accused of interfering in the investigation.   Apparently Thain won't answer certain questions per the advice of B of A lawyers, and Cuomo wants him to spilll.

Something smells funny here.  Who's hiding what?

Cuomo Plays Hardball After Thain Refuses To Talk - NY Post

February 23, 2009 in Bank of America, John Thain, Ken Lewis, Merrill Lynch |

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