If you are no longer with the bank and were ever covered under the Associate Investment Monitoring policy, remember that the bank receives regular statements of your investments and transactions. They don't seem to have a process in place to discontinue the monitoring after you leave. You will want to check your statements or contact the BAC AIM compliance department to have the monitoring of your investments turned off after you leave. Associateinvestmentmonitoringgroup@bofa.com
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Good point, Let them waste money or maybe we trade in stock to throw a red flag. We will have a law suite against them if they were stupid. Fabricate some type of action against a past employees. I want a law suit because they will lose from ignorance.
Since my accounts are still with Bank of America and Merrill Lynch, I honestly do not care if AIM compliance sees this stuff. If this stupid oversight costs the Bank money, generates useless reports and wastes management time, I am totally cool with that.