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Registered investment advisers that custody at The Bank of New York Mellon

152 SEC-registered advisers report The Bank of New York Mellon as a custodian holding 10% or more of separately managed account assets in Form ADV Schedule D, Section 5.K.(3). Listed by regulatory assets under management.

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152 firms listed

Headquarters
Los Angeles, CA
Regulatory AUM
$36.93B
Headquarters
Bethesda, MD
Regulatory AUM
$36.68B
Headquarters
New York, NY
Regulatory AUM
$36.38B
Headquarters
New York, NY
Regulatory AUM
$35.71B
Headquarters
Toronto, Ontario
Regulatory AUM
$33.80B
Headquarters
New York, NY
Regulatory AUM
$33.02B
Headquarters
Boston, MA
Regulatory AUM
$29.81B
Headquarters
Santa Monica, CA
Regulatory AUM
$29.77B
Headquarters
New York, NY
Regulatory AUM
$29.73B
Headquarters
New York, NY
Regulatory AUM
$29.59B
Headquarters
Singapore
Regulatory AUM
$29.29B
Headquarters
New York, NY
Regulatory AUM
$28.73B
Headquarters
Greenwich, CT
Regulatory AUM
$28.06B
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Regulatory AUM
$27.49B
Headquarters
Newport Beach, CA
Regulatory AUM
$26.76B
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Regulatory AUM
$26.31B
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Regulatory AUM
$26.12B
Headquarters
Nassau
Regulatory AUM
$25.85B
Headquarters
West Conshohocken, PA
Regulatory AUM
$25.41B
Headquarters
Houston, TX
Regulatory AUM
$24.86B

Figures are from each firm's most recent Form ADV and are dated on its profile. Listing here is a matter of public record, not a recommendation.

About this list

A custodian holds client accounts; the adviser directs them but does not take possession of the money. Form ADV Schedule D, Section 5.K.(3) requires an adviser to name every custodian holding 10% or more of its separately managed account assets, which is where this list comes from.

A firm may use several custodians, so it can appear on more than one of these lists, and smaller custodial relationships below the 10% threshold are not reported at all. Naming The Bank of New York Mellon here says only what the filing says, and implies nothing about either firm's service.