Bank of America has settled a gender discrimination suit lodged by managing director Megan Messina. US District Judge Lorna G. Schofield did not disclose details of the settlement, which was dismissed with a one-paragraph-long declaration. The lawsuit alleged that Messina's promotion to senior vice president in charge of diversity and inclusion at the bank came after she complained about her treatment because of her gender.
Bank of America has settled a gender discrimination suit lodged by managing director Megan Messina. US District Judge Lorna G. Schofield did not disclose details of the settlement, which was dismissed with a one-paragraph-long declaration. The case alleged that BofA’s “bro’s club” culture led executives to treat female senior traders as “second class citizens”.