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BofA’s Level 2 HQLAs triple in Q2

Less liquid assets make up highest share of buffer in three years

Bank of America more than tripled its Level 2A high-quality liquid assets (HQLAs) in the second quarter, lifting their share of its liquidity buffer to a three-year high.

Level 2A assets – HQLAs that are deemed slightly less liquid and thus are subject to a 15% haircut – stood at $57.5 billion, compared to $15.4 billion three months earlier.

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