BNY Mellon reported its third quarter earnings that exceeded the Street expectations.
The banking behemoth’s adjusted earnings came in at $1.21 a share , topping analysts’ expectations of $1.10 a share. Revenue climbed + 6% from the year-ago quarter to $4.28 billion, vs. analysts’ expectations of a 4.2% growth (as reported in Sharecast.com) .
Net interest revenues were up +44%.
BNY chief executive officer Robin Vince mentioned higher interest rates and continued strength in client volumes and balances across its Securities Services and Market and Wealth Services segments as factors boosting the quarter’s performance. However, assets under management as of the quarter-end were down -23%, mainly owing to market impact.