BNY Mellon CEO opens the new Japanese headquarters

Of BNY Mellon Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Robert P. Kelly, officially opened the new Office of the company at Marunouchi Trust Tower main in Tokyo in a ceremony by employees.

"I am very pleased to be here today to celebrate the inauguration of our new and expanded facilities in Tokyo," said Kelly of BNY Mellon, speaking at the official launch of the last week. "The opening of our new Japanese headquarters of underlines our investment in the long term in the Japanese market and on a broader scale means continued growth of BNY Mellon in the Asia-Pacific.".

"There are several areas where further collaboration between BNY Mellon and Japanese financial institutions can bring mutual benefit.". We will continue to add the best people, products and services and ensuring that we offer the full scope of the capacity of our company in support of our customers in this competitive world market '.

The transition to state-of-the-art Marunouchi Trust Tower main reflects BNY Mellon growing presence and a commitment to long term for the Japanese market. Spanning more than 3,800 m2 (41,625 FT2) on two floors in the building, the new Japanese headquarters of BNY Mellon provide extra space and world class facilities to meet the basic needs of employee in the company, as well as expansion of its capacity to respond to the increase in demand for its products and services.

Thom Fisher, Executive BNY Mellon in the Japan countries, added: "the celebrations of today mark the beginning of a new exciting chapter for BNY Mellon in the Japan." We have seen substantial growth over the past five years - a reflection of the confidence that our customers in all the Japan have placed in us. I feel privileged to work with a team of outstanding and dedicated employees.

BNY Mellon maintenance Japanese institutions for almost 100 years, and last year celebrated its 40th anniversary at the Japan. The company opened its first Office in Tokyo in 1970 by the Irving Trust Company (which merged with Bank of New York in 1988) and obtained a licence from the branch in 1973. BNY Mellon offers a wide variety of products and services to the Japanese market institutional and wholesale, including investment management, asset maintenance, brokers, corporate trust, depositary received on global markets.

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