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VAR tail grew fatter at Bank of America in 2022

Gap between 95% and 99% confidence levels widens to 10-year record

Bank of America saw tail trading risk blow up last year, as the gap between lower- and higher-confidence value-at-risk measures widened to the highest in at least 10 years.

Over the year, one-day VAR averaged $129 million when measured at a 99% confidence level, but only $40 million under a 95% interval – the widest gap, in absolute terms, since 2013, when the bank first disclosed comparable

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