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Lauren Mogensen
General Counsel at
BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION
Net worth: 33 M $ as of 2026-06-29
Profile
Lauren A. Mogensen is currently Global General Counsel at Bank of America Corp.
since 2021.
Former positions include Managing Director-Mergers & Acquisitions at FleetBoston Financial Corp., Associate at Edwards & Angell LLP, and Chief Financial Officer at Global Wealth & Investment Management from 2008 to 2009.
Education includes a graduate degree from George Washington University conferred in 1988 and an undergraduate degree from Colby College conferred in 1984.
Known holdings in public companies
| Company | Date | Number of shares | Valuation | Valuation date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
BANK OF AMERICA CORP 0.01% | 2026-02-28 | 575,925 ( 0.01% ) | 33 M $ | 2026-06-29 |
Lauren Mogensen active positions
| Companies | Position | Start |
|---|---|---|
| BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION | General Counsel | 2021-10-31 |
Former positions of Lauren Mogensen
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Global Wealth & Investment Management | Director of Finance/CFO | 2008-12-31 |
Edwards & Angell LLP
 Edwards & Angell LLP Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Provides legal services | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
FleetBoston Financial Corp.
 FleetBoston Financial Corp. Major BanksFinance Individually managed equity portfolios emphasize long-term growth and are constructed from a list of between 30 and 50 stocks carefully selected from a universe of about 300 companies. Typically large capitalization, these stocks are identified through a process that combines bottom-up company-by-company analysis with top-down screening. Approved stocks are combined in a portfolio that is deliberately diversified across economic sectors to manage risk while capitalizing on long-term economic expectations and demographic trends. Equities: The firm methodology for equities investing includes a systematic analysis of macroeconomic conditions. To be included in a portfolio a company must: 1) have historically low relative p/e ratio of stock to industry, stock to market and stock to GNP; 2) be growing at a rate greater than its current p/e multiple; 3) have a strong cash flow; 4) have increasing levels of dividends. Stocks are sold when they reach an extreme in the established price range, the fundamentals deteriorate, or there are more compelling buying opportunities available. Balanced & Fixed: The firm uses a combination of economic, international, and political analysis to begin to determine the proper asset allocation between fixed-income and equity investments. Fixed-income parameters are based upon forecasts of trends in economics and interest rates and other technical considerations. The equity portion of the portfolio is determined by establishing a likely range for the market based upon forecasts of earnings, inflation, and corporate price-earnings. In addition, consideration is given to the clients' investment objectives. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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| Private companies | 6 |
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Bank of America Corp.
 Bank of America Corp. Major BanksFinance Operates as a bank holding company whose subsidiaries provides consumer and global banking, markets brokerage & wealth and investment management services | Finance |
FleetBoston Financial Corp.
FleetBoston Financial Corp. Major BanksFinance Individually managed equity portfolios emphasize long-term growth and are constructed from a list of between 30 and 50 stocks carefully selected from a universe of about 300 companies. Typically large capitalization, these stocks are identified through a process that combines bottom-up company-by-company analysis with top-down screening. Approved stocks are combined in a portfolio that is deliberately diversified across economic sectors to manage risk while capitalizing on long-term economic expectations and demographic trends. Equities: The firm methodology for equities investing includes a systematic analysis of macroeconomic conditions. To be included in a portfolio a company must: 1) have historically low relative p/e ratio of stock to industry, stock to market and stock to GNP; 2) be growing at a rate greater than its current p/e multiple; 3) have a strong cash flow; 4) have increasing levels of dividends. Stocks are sold when they reach an extreme in the established price range, the fundamentals deteriorate, or there are more compelling buying opportunities available. Balanced & Fixed: The firm uses a combination of economic, international, and political analysis to begin to determine the proper asset allocation between fixed-income and equity investments. Fixed-income parameters are based upon forecasts of trends in economics and interest rates and other technical considerations. The equity portion of the portfolio is determined by establishing a likely range for the market based upon forecasts of earnings, inflation, and corporate price-earnings. In addition, consideration is given to the clients' investment objectives. | Finance |
George Washington University
 George Washington University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Edwards & Angell LLP
Edwards & Angell LLP Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Provides legal services | Commercial Services |
Colby College
 Colby College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Global Wealth & Investment Management |
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