Investors to decide if BofA boss Lewis has had enough 'fun'

In an interview three years ago, Bank of America Corp Chairman and Chief Executive Kenneth Lewis mused that he would retire by the time he turned 65. By then, he figured, "I will have had all the fun I can stand."

Shareholders will decide this week whether for Lewis, 62, the fun should end now.

There is perhaps no US banking executive more closely associated with the financial sector meltdown and who still has his job than Lewis, the chief executive of Bank of America since 2001 and the chairman for most of that period.