Investing.com -- Bank of America, the second-largest U.S. lender, has recently cut 150 junior banking positions in its investment bank division, according a Reuters report on Tuesday.

The company will provide most of the affected junior bankers, comprising associates and analysts, with job opportunities in areas outside of investment banking, the report added. Despite this, some of the junior bankers have chosen to depart the company instead of accepting other roles.

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