Is SVP and Director the same level at BofA?

If I recall correctly, ML may use Director but the rest of BAC doesn’t. Outside of ML I think it goes something like this:

B0 = CEO
B1 = Exec Leadership Team (one-deep to CEO)
B2 = SVP Executive II
B3 = SVP Executive I
B4 = SVP Manager II or VP Manager II
B5 = VP Manager I or AVP Manager I
B6 = AVP Specialist or Exec Asst
B7 = Admin Asst
B8/B9 = hourly entry level

So you can see an SVP can be as high as a B2 or as low as a B4. That’s why band level is more important than title (internally, at least)

They are exactly the same. The Bank side uses SVP; the Merrill side uses Director

SVP VP AVP mean nothing. Director level means more.

Yes

yes, both titles comes under Band 4. Director role has more visibility. Just to let you know only Shoeshines are getting SVP/Director roles these days.

Same thing however Director is only utilized by certain areas of the enterprise/affiliates (typically within Wealth Management).

Bank titles mean nothing tothe outside world.

Both are B4 level. SVP reports to Director, but not the other way around.

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