I don't know but curious to know: why would you even consider reneging on a BofA offer? 

 
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The thing about reneging is nobody has to find out. BofA only knows that they extended you an offer and you either accept or you don't. And the other firm only has to know that you will not moving forward with them due to XYZ. 

That being said, even if they knew where you were going, nobody cares enough about an analyst to go calling competing HR departments to complain. Trust me, nobody cares. 

If you want to be extra careful just don't say where you are going. And then wait some time after you've started at the other company to update your linked in or whatever. 

 

If you’re a core school for the bank you’re reneging... just know you could potentially hurt your school’s relationship with that bank (or ruin it if enough people renege). I’ve always thought of it as bad practice... why sign the dotted line if you’re looking for another? I know, it’s naive but 🤷🏽‍♂️

 

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