The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation · BK · Next earnings
The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation next earnings report
BK's next report date is not on the calendar yet. Here is where the last quarter left off and what remains open. Last quarter: BNY Mellon Q1 FY2026: EPS Beats 15% as AI Scale and Fee Growth Drive Margin Expansion
What the street expects
Consensus for the coming reportWhere BK left off: FY2026 Q1
Full reportBNY Mellon Q1 FY2026: EPS Beats 15% as AI Scale and Fee Growth Drive Margin Expansion
Management raised full-year FY2026 guidance: revenue growth from approximately 5% to approximately 6% YoY, net interest income growth to +10% YoY, and expense growth at the upper end of the 3-4% range. Capex outlook shifted to increasing with $4 billion in technology infrastructure spending. The prior quarter's medium-term targets (38% pretax margin, 28% ROTCE) remain in place. Capital return policy stays steady at roughly a 100% payout ratio, reinforced by a new $10 billion share-repurchase authorization. Guidance sentiment is raised.
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