The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (BNY)
NYSE: BNY · Real-Time Price · USD
145.27
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At close: Oct 23, 2026, 4:00 PM EDT
144.27
-1.00 (-0.69%)
After-hours: Oct 23, 2026, 7:30 PM EDT

BNY Revenue

The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation had revenue of $5.68B in the quarter ending September 30, 2026, with 11.71% growth. This brings the company's total for the last twelve months to $21.96B, up 11.21% year-over-year. In the year 2025, The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation had annual revenue of $20.08B with 7.85% growth. That makes The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation the 682nd largest company in the world by revenue and 227th in the United States.

Revenue (ttm)
$21.96B
Revenue Growth
+11.21%
P/S Ratio
4.44
Revenue / Employee
$473,161
Employees
46,500
Market Cap
97.75B

Revenue Chart

Revenue by Segment

By Segment

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  • Securities Services 9.68B 48.3%
  • Market & Wealth Services 7.05B 35.2%
  • Investment & Wealth Management 3.26B 16.3%
  • Other Segment 58.00M 0.3%

By Geography

  • United States 13.00B 64.7%
  • United Kingdom 2.80B 13.9%
  • Europe, The Middle East and Africa (Excl. UK) 1.77B 8.8%
  • Asia-Pacific 1.39B 6.9%
  • Other International 1.13B 5.6%
Fiscal year ended Dec 31, 2025 See the full BNY breakdown

Revenue History

Fiscal Year EndRevenueChangeGrowth
Dec 31, 202520.08B1.46B7.85%
Dec 31, 202418.62B922.00M5.21%
Dec 31, 202317.70B1.32B8.06%
Dec 31, 202216.38B446.00M2.80%
Dec 31, 202115.93B123.00M0.78%
Dec 31, 202015.81B-654.00M-3.97%
Dec 31, 201916.46B70.00M0.43%
Dec 31, 201816.39B849.00M5.46%
Dec 31, 201715.54B306.00M2.01%
Dec 31, 201615.24B43.00M0.28%
Dec 31, 201515.19B-498.00M-3.17%
Dec 31, 201415.69B-50.00M-0.32%
Dec 31, 201315.74B297.00M1.92%
Dec 31, 201215.45B131.00M0.86%
Dec 31, 201115.31B819.00M5.65%
Dec 31, 201014.50B12.39B589.58%
Dec 31, 20092.10B-9.33B-81.61%
Dec 31, 200811.43B680.00M6.32%
Dec 31, 200710.75B4.12B62.18%
Dec 31, 20066.63B780.00M13.34%
Dec 31, 20055.85B--

Revenue Definition

Revenue, also called sales, is the amount of money a company receives from its business activities, such as sales of products or services. It does not take any expenses into account and is therefore different from profits.