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Contributed by Mauro Magnani
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Regulators have told Bank of America Corp. that the company needs to take steps to address a roughly $34 billion capital shortfall based on results of the government's stress tests, according to people familiar with the situation.
The exact amount of the needed infusion couldn't be determined late Tuesday, and Bank of America officials either declined to comment or couldn't be reached.
Regulators began notifying the 19 financial companies subjected to the government tests of the results Tuesday.
An official announcement is expected after the close of U.S. stock-market trading Thursday.
At Bank of America, the government's findings are likely to set off a scramble over how to fill the capital hole at the nation's largest bank in assets.
The Charlotte, N.C., bank already has received $45 billion in capital from the federal government, some of it to help the bank cover losses stemming from its purchase of securities firm Merrill Lynch & Co. in January.