BofA misses profit estimates on capital market weakness; books $1.2 billion charge

Bank of America missed third-quarter profit estimates on Wednesday due to weakness in its capital markets business and disclosed a $1.2 billion charge tied to a regulatory penalty over ​failures to detect potential money-laundering activity.

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