Bank of America reports third-quarter results on Wednesday
Analysts expect earnings of 1.16 USD per share on revenue of 31.32 billion USD
Bank of America Corporation will report its third-quarter financial results on Wednesday, 14 October 2026, before the market opens. The date and session were confirmed by the earnings calendar.
The consensus estimate projects diluted earnings of 1.16 USD per share for the third quarter of 2026 and net revenue of 31.32 billion USD. Over the past four quarters, the bank beat earnings estimates every time, with positive surprises ranging from 1.3% to 10.3%.
Bank of America Corporation: estimated vs. reported EPS
Per share, in USD. Oldest quarter first.
Source: Finnhub
Recent developments and expectations
In the weeks leading to the report, El Fondo reported that Bank of America agreed to pay 39 million USD to settle fee litigation on 1 October 2026, completed a payments pilot with Bradesco on 29 September, and launched AskGPS Intelligence Hub as well as Payments Insights on CashPro on 28 September. On 24 September, El Fondo reported that the company will add 1,000 apprentices and invest 150 million USD, following a 17 September report that the bank could exceed 90 billion USD in unrealised losses.
According to Bank of America, the firm guided third-quarter investment banking fees to an upper bound of 1.8 billion USD. The Wealth Advisor reported that the bank expects third-quarter sales and trading revenue of approximately 5.4 billion USD, while Investing.com reported that total employee headcount stood at roughly 209,000 as of 14 September 2026 following natural attrition.
Alternative consensus figures show similar targets. A consensus estimate compiled by Zacks Investment Research projects third-quarter diluted earnings per share of 1.14 USD, while consensus compiled by Benzinga Pro projects net revenue of 30.93 billion USD.
Share prices can rise and fall. Past performance does not guarantee future results. This article is news, not investment advice.
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