Craig R Rosato

On July 23, 2009, Bank of America Corporation announced that Craig Rosato will cease in his role as chief accounting officer of the Corporation, effective July 27, 2009 and has been named consumer credit risk executive. Prior to his current role, Rosato, 45, was the controller for Bank of America's Global Consumer and Small Business Banking Group (GCSBB). GCSBB included the retail bank, card services, and home loans and insurance. In this role, he had primary responsibility for the financial controls, financial planning and forecasting, and closing and financial reporting processes. He has also served as the finance executive for deposits and student banking, corporate treasury, and corporate investments. Rosato joined Bank of America in 1996 as a vice president in the finance group. In February 2000, he relocated to Jacksonville, Florida to join the consumer finance group where he was a member of the team that made the strategic decision to exit the auto leasing, subprime real estate and manufactured housing businesses. He spent the next four years managing the liquidation of those businesses. In June 2004, he returned to Charlotte as the commercial credit risk executive in enterprise credit risk where he was responsible for the country risk group, industry risk and macroeconomic forecasting. He also served as the secretary of the country risk committee and as a member of the allowance for credit losses committee. Prior to joining Bank of America, Rosato was a senior manager in the financial services industry group at Ernst & Young where he spent more than 10 years specializing in mortgage banking, auto finance and large financial services companies. Rosato graduated cum laude from the University of Maryland at College Park with a bachelor's degree in accounting. Rosato is a Certified Public Accountant.

On July 23, 2009, Bank of America Corporation announced that Craig Rosato will cease in his role as chief accounting officer of the Corporation, effective July 27, 2009 and has been named consumer credit risk executive. Prior to his current role, Rosato, 45, was the controller for Bank of America's Global Consumer and Small Business Banking Group (GCSBB). GCSBB included the retail bank, card services, and home loans and insurance. In this role, he had primary responsibility for the financial controls, financial planning and forecasting, and closing and financial reporting processes. He has also served as the finance executive for deposits and student banking, corporate treasury, and corporate investments. Rosato joined Bank of America in 1996 as a vice president in the finance group. In February 2000, he relocated to Jacksonville, Florida to join the consumer finance group where he was a member of the team that made the strategic decision to exit the auto leasing, subprime real estate and manufactured housing businesses. He spent the next four years managing the liquidation of those businesses. In June 2004, he returned to Charlotte as the commercial credit risk executive in enterprise credit risk where he was responsible for the country risk group, industry risk and macroeconomic forecasting. He also served as the secretary of the country risk committee and as a member of the allowance for credit losses committee. Prior to joining Bank of America, Rosato was a senior manager in the financial services industry group at Ernst & Young where he spent more than 10 years specializing in mortgage banking, auto finance and large financial services companies. Rosato graduated cum laude from the University of Maryland at College Park with a bachelor's degree in accounting. Rosato is a Certified Public Accountant.

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