Bank of New York: Multiple Institutions Share the Name

Several major financial entities use "Bank of New York" in their names:

1. The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (BNY Mellon)

Formed 2007 merger of The Bank of New York (1784) and Mellon Financial. Global custody, asset servicing, investment management. $40T+ assets under custody. Publicly traded (BK).

2. The Bank of New York (Commercial Banking Arm)

BNY Mellon's commercial bank: personal, business, wealth management services in NYC and beyond.

3. Bank of New York International (BoNYI)

Subsidiary focused on corporate/institutional clients globally: FX, trade finance, global custody.

Historical Note

Alexander Hamilton founded The Bank of New York in 1784—oldest US bank charter. Merged 2007. Not to be confused with Federal Reserve Bank of New York (central bank) or defunct Bank of New York (pre-2007).

Verification

Always check official website (bnymellon.com) for current services, locations, and entity details.