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2025 UK Gender Pay Report

For UK gender pay reporting, companies must disclose the mean and median pay gap between women and men on an aggregated basis, without adjusting for role, seniority, location or performance.

Our 2025 UK gender pay report shows a mean pay gap of 23.5% and a median pay gap of 26.4% across our three UK legal entities.

Gender pay is not the same as equal pay. Bank of America is committed to equal pay for equal work and we maintain robust policies and practices that reinforce our commitment.

Our Human Capital Management Update within the Annual Report is published annually and can be found here. This includes more information about the initiatives that help make Bank of America a great place to work.

 

Read the full 2025 report here

Access the previous reports here

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We’ve released our 2025 Ireland gender pay report

The Bank of America 2025 Ireland Gender Pay Gap Report explores the underlying reason for the gap in compensation. Learn more in the report.
Across the globe, to be a great place to work, we focus on providing an inclusive and rewarding experience for all employees.

2026 Gender Equality Index Report, France

Following the enactment of gender equality legislation in France, Bank of America has calculated and published the Gender Equality Index.

California Voluntary Carbon Market Disclosures Act (VCMDA) Disclosures

The California Voluntary Carbon Market Disclosures Act requires businesses to disclose key information for selling voluntary carbon offsets (VCOs). View the disclosure.