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BNY Rings the Closing Bell at Record Highs

On this episode, BNY CFO Dermot McDonogh reflected on a historic milestone for one of America’s oldest financial institutions as BNY Mellon officially transitioned its ticker symbol from BK to BNY. Founded in 1792 by Alexander Hamilton, the same year the NYSE was established, BNY celebrated the occasion by ringing the closing bell with shares finishing at an all-time high. McDonogh described the moment as deeply emotional for employees, including several who have spent more than 50 years with the company, highlighting the bank’s enduring legacy and continued evolution as a modern financial institution focused on innovation, resilience, and trust.

The conversation also explored BNY’s sweeping three-year transformation under CEO Robin Vince, which has driven record earnings, revenue growth, and operational performance. McDonogh pointed to the bank’s people-first culture and strategic focus on client service as major contributors to its momentum, including a standout first quarter in 2026 with record sales and significant EPS growth. One of the biggest initiatives discussed was BNY’s partnership with the U.S. government on the newly launched “Trump Accounts” program, designed to help children born this year begin building long-term savings and investment accounts ahead of America’s 250th anniversary celebration. McDonogh emphasized that BNY’s unique role at the center of America’s financial system, combined with its historic legacy and expanding institutional partnerships, positions the firm for continued growth as it enters its next chapter on Wall Street.

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