BofA high-flyer Curl may get chop

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina: Bank of America Corp's Gregory Curl, a candidate for chief executive officer last year before Brian Moynihan won the job, may lose his current title as new managers are put in place, said people familiar with the matter.

Curl, 61, may lose the title of chief risk officer when Moynihan assembles his leadership team for the Charlotte, North Carolina-based bank, said the people, who requested anonymity because the moves haven't been announced. Curl didn't return a telephone call for comment.

Moynihan, who won the CEO job in December, may announce a management team within two weeks, including his own replacement as head of consumer banking, a person familiar with the matter said.