Sharecast - "We added clients and accounts across all lines of business," said chief executive officer Brian Moynihan.
"We did this in a healthy but slowing economy that saw US consumer spending still ahead of last year but continuing to slow."
For the third quarter, the heavyweight lender posted a roughly 10% jump in net income to $7.8bn, for earnings per share of $0.90 (FactSet: $0.83), on a 3% rise in revenues to reach $25.2bn (FactSet: $25.1bn).
Its consumer banking unit saw a 7% drop in net income to $2.9bn, while in Global Wealth and Investment Management they fell by 13% to $1.0bn.
Global Banking net income meanwhile came in at $2.6bn and in Global Markets at $1.2bn.
Bond losses in the lender's he.d-to-maturity portfolio increased from $116bn one year earlier to $131bn.
As of 1307 BST, shares of Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) were trading up by 0.70% to $27.16.
