Reuters A former Bank of America analyst charged over $20,000 to his corporate card at an "adult venue," a complaint from the securities industry self-regulator FINRA filed Friday alleges. The former employee still has not paid the firm back and said that his card was stolen, the complaint said. But a recording of the employee phoning his corporate card's call center shows otherwise, the complaint alleged. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. A former Bank of America analyst charged close to $21,000 at an "adult venue" to his corporate credit card and didn't pay the company back, a complaint filed Friday by a financial regulatory authority alleged.