Renowned for his pivotal role as the managing director overseeing the global healthcare investment group at Bank of America, Todd B. Richter‘s professional journey spans over two decades with the institution. Prior to his tenure at Bank of America, Richter held a prominent position as a key analyst at Morgan Stanley for approximately 18 years. During his tenure there, he served as the director of research for healthcare equity services, covering a comprehensive spectrum of the healthcare industry.
At Bank of America, Richter spearheads initiatives aimed at fostering the institution’s continued success by aligning with significant financial strategies and trends. Before assuming his current role, he led the Healthcare research group and served as a senior research analyst, specializing in health insurance, managed care, and various healthcare providers and distributors.
Possessing a wealth of expertise, Richter’s educational background serves as a cornerstone of his professional prowess. Graduating with an undergraduate degree from the College of William and Mary in 1979, Richter’s commitment to education extends to his involvement as a member of the Dean’s Council for the Kelley School and his active participation in the New York City chapter of the Kelley School Alumni Association. Additionally, he is a distinguished member of the Arbutus Society at Indiana University.
Richter’s outstanding contributions to the financial realm have earned him prestigious accolades, including the esteemed “All-American Analyst” designation on 17 occasions and multiple recognitions as an “All-Star Analyst” by the Wall Street Journal. These accolades are a testament to Richter’s unwavering dedication and his consistent delivery of exceptional performance throughout his esteemed career.