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    He is widely criticized for overpaying for assets during the financial crisis. "I am confident history will show our actions in operating and building Bank of America positioned us for future success" Lewis said during the keynote speech at Bank of America Merrill Lynch's 2009 Financial Services Conference. Full Article at Reuters
    I am confident history will show our actions in operating and building Bank of America positioned us for future success
    Kenneth D Lewis – Kenneth D Lewis SOURCE: Reuters 4 weeks ago
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