Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for Bank of New York Mellon.
Executive leadership at Bank of New York Mellon.
Board of directors at Bank of New York Mellon.
Alfred W. Zollar
Director
Elizabeth E. Robinson
Director
Jeffrey A. Goldstein
Director
Joseph Echevarria
Lead Independent Director
K. Guru Gowrappan
Director
Linda Cook
Director
M. Amy Gilliland
Director
Rakefet Russak-Aminoach
Director
Ralph Izzo
Director
Sandie O’Connor
Director
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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for BK.
- 2026 priorities center on driving organic growth through the “1BNY” commercial model and the Platform Operating Model (75% of the firm live, delivering growth, productivity and cultural benefits).
- 2025 performance delivered accelerating organic growth (~4% in H1), better-than-expected net interest income, positive operating leverage and ~100% capital return to shareholders, lifting the stock >40% YTD.
- Q4 guidance: net interest income up mid-single digits sequentially, total revenues up mid-single digits YoY, operating expenses +3.5% QoQ (excl. ~$100 M severance).
- Asset servicing achieved its fastest fee growth in nearly a decade, driven by margin expansion through cost-to-serve reduction and cross-selling via Pershing, ETFs and private markets.
- Digital assets & innovation: investment in blockchain custody and on-chain NAVs, hire of Carolyn Weinberg for product innovation, with medium-term revenue contribution expected alongside AI opportunities.
- CFO Dermot McDonogh detailed 2026 priorities, anchored on accelerating organic revenue via a unified “1BNY” commercial model and advancing the Platform Operating Model, now covering 75% of the firm.
- Asset servicing achieved its fastest fee growth in nearly a decade by enhancing margins, reducing cost-to-serve, and offering scalable product innovations; private markets and ETF segments drove significant gains.
- The digital asset business, including on-chain NAVs and tokenized products, remains immaterial to current revenue but is positioned for medium-term growth as BNY leverages its DLT expertise.
- Pershing is returning to mid-single-digit growth post-deconversion headwind; deeper integration with Investment, Wealth & Asset Management and new distribution hires target mid-20s% growth in IWM over the medium term.
- The firm sustains positive operating leverage, guiding Q4 expenses up ~3.5% ex-severance, forecasting sequential NII growth of mid-single digits; capital strategy targets ~100% payout via buybacks.
- BNY Dreyfus Stablecoin Reserves Fund (BSRXX) launched to support institutional stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act.
- The fund holds reserves backing stablecoins but does not invest in stablecoins, using a government money market fund structure to meet regulatory reserve requirements.
- Anchorage Digital, the first federally chartered U.S. crypto bank, made the initial investment in the fund.
- Enacted July 2025, the GENIUS Act provides the federal framework for U.S. stablecoin reserves, with BNY Investments Dreyfus serving as the affiliated liquidity solutions provider.
- WisdomTree has appointed BNY Mellon as its core banking-as-a-service infrastructure provider for WisdomTree Prime, its retail platform for tokenized assets and cryptocurrencies.
- The partnership makes WisdomTree Prime the first U.S. retail app offering on- and off-ramps between traditional banking and blockchain rails using stablecoins USDC and PYUSD.
- It enables access to tokenized real-world assets, including on-chain gold, and supports 14 on-chain funds such as the $600 million tokenized money market fund WTGXX.
- BNY Mellon’s A.M.P. platform will supply both banking functionality and blockchain infrastructure, building on its existing role as custodian and sub-adviser for WisdomTree funds.
- BNY appointed as the core banking-as-a-service infrastructure provider for WisdomTree Prime, WisdomTree’s retail platform for tokenized assets and cryptocurrency
- This partnership makes WisdomTree its first retail digital assets BaaS client, supporting onchain transfers and on/off-ramps for stablecoins such as USDC and PYUSD
- The collaboration leverages BNY’s banking functionality and blockchain rails to expand U.S. retail investor access to tokenized real-world assets, including onchain gold
- As of September 30, 2025, BNY oversees $57.8 trillion in assets under custody/administration and $2.1 trillion in assets under management
- Revenue of $5.1 bn, up 9% YoY, driven by higher fee and net interest income
- EPS of $1.88, up 25% YoY, with net income of $1.34 bn
- Disciplined expenses of $3.24 bn, up 4% YoY; pre-tax margin expanded to 36% (+3 pts) and ROTCE reached 25.6% (+2.8 pts)
- Returned $1.23 bn to shareholders YTD—$381 mm in dividends and $849 mm in share repurchases (92% payout ratio)
- Recorded $5.1 B in revenue (up 9% YoY), achieved a 36% pretax margin and $1.88 EPS (up 25% YoY)
- Net interest income of $1.2 B (up 18% YoY); firm-wide AUCA reached $57.8 T (up 11% YoY) and AuM held at $2.1 T
- Segment revenues: Security Services $2.5 B (+11% YoY), Markets & Wealth Services $1.8 B (+14% YoY), Investment & Wealth Management $824 M (−3% YoY)
- Capital ratios stable with CET1 at 11.7%, Tier 1 leverage at 6.1%, and $1.2 B returned to shareholders YTD
- Advancing strategic initiatives: 70% of staff in new platform operating model, 117 AI solutions in production (+75% QoQ), and continued digital asset infrastructure investments
- Record revenue of $5.1 billion, up 9% y/y, and EPS of $1.88, up 25% y/y (pre-tax margin 36%; ROTCE 26%).
- Net interest income of $1.2 billion (+18% y/y) and expenses of $3.2 billion (+4% y/y).
- AUCA of $57.8 trillion, up 11% y/y; AUM of $2.1 trillion, flat y/y.
- Q4 guidance: NII flat sequentially (full-year +12% y/y), expenses +3% y/y, effective tax rate 21–22%, and total capital payout ratio of 90–100%.
- BNY Mellon posted total revenue of $5.1 billion, up 9% year-over-year driven by fee and net interest growth.
- Diluted EPS was $1.88, a 25% increase over 3Q24, with a pre-tax operating margin of 36%.
- Profitability remained strong with ROE of 13.7% and ROTCE of 25.6%.
- Assets under custody and/or administration reached $57.8 trillion, up 11% year-over-year.
- Returned $1.2 billion of capital YTD, including $381 million of dividends and $849 million of share repurchases, for a 92% payout ratio.
- BNY Mellon will reduce its Prime Lending Rate by 0.25%, from 7.50% to 7.25%, effective September 18, 2025.
- As of June 30, 2025, BNY oversaw $55.8 trillion in assets under custody and/or administration and $2.1 trillion in assets under management.
- The firm serves over 90% of Fortune 100 companies, nearly all of the top 100 banks, and supports over 90% of the top 100 pension plans.
Quarterly earnings call transcripts for Bank of New York Mellon.
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