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Bank of New York Mellon
BKBNY is a global financial services platform company that provides critical infrastructure for the world's financial markets.
$94.14B+47.2%
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Q1 2026Profile
BNY is a global financial services platform company that provides critical infrastructure for the world's financial markets. The company offers a comprehensive suite of solutions across the investment lifecycle, including asset servicing, market and wealth services, and investment management. Its core value proposition lies in its ability to manage and move financial assets for institutional and individual clients through its extensive global network.
Competitive position
BNY is a leading global custodian and asset servicer with one of the largest pools of assets under custody and administration in the world.
GeographiesUnited States, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific, Brazil
Customer segmentsFinancial Institutions, Corporations, Governments, High-net-worth Individuals
Business modelFee-based services, Asset-based management fees, Transaction-based clearing, Net interest income
SuppliersTechnology and cloud infrastructure providers, Central banks and regulatory bodies, Financial data providers, Cybersecurity service providers
CustomersPension funds, Insurance companies, Hedge funds, Public and private corporations, Individual investors
Listed1969
Employees47.2K
CEORobin Vince
SectorFinancial Services
IndustryAsset Management
Websitebny.com
FilingsSEC EDGAR
FAQ
- What is Bank of New York Mellon's market cap?
- Bank of New York Mellon (BK) has a market capitalization of $94.1B and trades on NYSE.
- Who are Bank of New York Mellon's competitors?
- Bank of New York Mellon's key competitors include Northern Trust Corporation, State Street Corporation, Citigroup Inc., and others. These companies compete in similar markets and product categories.
- What subsidiaries does Bank of New York Mellon have?
- Bank of New York Mellon's subsidiaries include The Bank of New York Mellon, BNY Mellon, National Association, Pershing, and others.