What is BNY Mellon now called?

Written by Editorial Team | Last Updated: August 2026

The corporation widely known as BNY Mellon has rebranded to just "BNY." This change, which began its rollout in the summer of 2024, is intended to present a more contemporary and unified image for the massive global financial institution. The company, which is the world's largest custodian bank, uses the new "BNY" name across its global business segments to emphasize its role as a centralized partner for institutional and individual clients. By shortening its brand name, the firm aims to create a stronger, more recognizable presence in the global market. While the legal corporation still carries the name The Bank of New York Mellon, the external-facing brand and primary market identity have transitioned to BNY, reflecting the firm's focus on its core strength as a modern, technology-driven financial service provider and the premier custodian of the world's financial assets.

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