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The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (BNY) earnings date & stock reaction

The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation · Financials

The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation earnings date & time

Next earningsThu, January 14 (estimated)

Schedule

Reporting pattern
12 of last 12 before open
Typical move
±0.9% · 12-report avg
Full earnings calendarEstimated from past intervals · Schedule last checked October 14

Price after the latest report

Reported July 15, 2026how the stock moved around it
Next-day move
-0.9%
After 5 days
-1.2%
Price around earnings
Around this report
Overlapped CPI releaseA major data release (CPI, jobs) came out around this report. On those days the whole market moves, so the reaction may be mixed with the data.Sector peer Citigroup Inc. (7/14): beat, yet stock -5.3%A same-industry peer, Citigroup Inc., reported within the 10 days before this one (1d earlier). How the market took it (next-day move -5.3%) is the best read on the sector mood. A beat that still fell means the bar was high, so this stock may face similar pressure.Ran up +7% into earningsIn the 3 trading days before this report, the stock moved more than usual. A pre-earnings run-up can mean expectations were already priced in, a drop can mean bad news was priced in early. Read the post-earnings reaction with that in mind.

The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (BNY) rose the day after earnings in 8 of its last 12 reports (67%), moving ±0.9% on average. It has fallen despite beating the consensus estimate 4 times.

Up next day
8/12
67%
Fell despite growth
4/12
Good earnings ignored
Price when beating
+0.5%
avg over 12 beats
Price when missing
—
never missed
Avg earnings move
±0.9%
typical swing on earnings
Biggest single move
+3.2%
'24.10 · largest reaction
🔑What actually moves this stock?
What really matters here
The gap between loan and deposit rates, plus buybacks/dividends
In finance terms: Net interest margin · provisions · capital return
What to watch next report

When results drop, check the metric above vs last quarter and whether guidance beats expectations.

The real bar for this stock

Beating estimates isn't enough. Here's where the real surprise started.

Beat consensus 12 of 12 times. Beating is the default here
Median beat +9.8%. 4 of those beats still fell the next day.
Bigger beats didn't mean bigger gains
Surprise size and price moved separately here. Expectations, not beats, drive this stock.

How this stock reacts to earnings

Traits seen across its recent earnings reactions

Good results usually push the stock up
Up the next day 8 of 12 beats (67%)
Tends to keep drifting the same way for days
Day-one direction continued · 67% of last 12
vs Financials sector avg (202 peers)
This
+0.5%
Sector
+0.3%
Avg next-day reaction

Earnings number vs guidance: which drives it?

How often the beat/miss matched the actual price move

This stock mostly moves with the reported earnings number
Moved opposite to results 4 of last 12 times (33%)
4xBeat but fell
Even a beat sells off if guidance disappoints
0xMissed but rose
Even a miss rebounds if guidance reassures
Fell despite growth4/12

4/12 beats fell next day · watches Net interest margin · provisions · capital return

Next-day reaction
  • Jun 2026 report-0.9%
  • Mar 2026 report+0.2%
  • Dec 2025 report+1.4%
  • Sep 2025 report-0.7%
  • Jun 2025 report+0.3%
  • Mar 2025 report-0.2%

Earnings timeline · bars = next-day move, ▲▼ = beat/miss

Apr–Jun 2026 results
Reported 2026-07-15
Next-day move
-0.9%
After 5 days -1.2%
EPS consensus $2.22 → $2.46 ▲ +10.7% beat
Price around earnings
Around this report
Overlapped CPI releaseA major data release (CPI, jobs) came out around this report. On those days the whole market moves, so the reaction may be mixed with the data.Sector peer Citigroup Inc. (7/14): beat, yet stock -5.3%A same-industry peer, Citigroup Inc., reported within the 10 days before this one (1d earlier). How the market took it (next-day move -5.3%) is the best read on the sector mood. A beat that still fell means the bar was high, so this stock may face similar pressure.Ran up +7% into earningsIn the 3 trading days before this report, the stock moved more than usual. A pre-earnings run-up can mean expectations were already priced in, a drop can mean bad news was priced in early. Read the post-earnings reaction with that in mind.

Earnings trend · last 12 quarters

EPS$2.46YoY +27%
'23.10'26.7
Revenue—
'23.10'26.7

Earnings history and price reaction

The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation across its last 12 earnings reports: EPS versus consensus, the move on the earnings day, and the cumulative move five trading days later.
Quarter endedReported (ET)vs market expectation (consensus)Earnings dayAfter 5 days
6/20262026-07-15+10.7%-0.9%-1.2%
3/20262026-04-16+16.5%+0.2%+0.4%
12/20252026-01-13+6.3%+1.4%-2.6%
9/20252025-10-16+6.7%-0.7%-0.0%
6/20252025-07-15+10.1%+0.3%+3.9%
3/20252025-04-11+5.9%-0.2%-4.7%

12 reports, quarters ending 9/2023 to 6/2026. The earnings-day move is the first trading day that reflects the report; the five-day figure is the cumulative move from that point.

Frequently asked questions

When is the next The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation earnings date?

The next The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (BNY) earnings report is expected Thu, January 14 (estimated). This is an estimate based on past reporting dates, not a confirmed date.

Does The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (BNY) stock usually go up after earnings?

Over the last 12 earnings reports, the stock rose on 8 of them (67%). The average move on earnings day was ±0.9%.

Does The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation react more to the earnings numbers or to guidance?

In 4 of the last 12 reports (33%), the stock moved the opposite way from whether it beat or missed the forecast. A high share means guidance and expectations drive the move more than the reported numbers.

Can The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation stock fall even when earnings are good?

Yes. In 4 of the last 12 reports, The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation fell on the earnings day despite growing EPS. Expectations already priced in, or guidance, can matter more than the reported numbers.

Does The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation stock keep moving after the earnings day?

Over the last 12 reports, the move continued in the same direction for the following five trading days 67% of the time. This tendency is known as post-earnings announcement drift.