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Northern Trust Commits to Staying Independent After BNY Report

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By Sally Bakewell 
| ThinkAdvisor
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Northern Trust Commits To Staying Independent After BNY Report

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By Sally Bakewell 
| Financial Advisor
Northern Trust Corp. said it plans to remain a standalone company following a report that Bank of New York Mellon Corp. approached it about a possible merger. “While our policy is to not comment on market rumors, I can tell you that Northern Trust is fully committed to remaining independent and continuing to deliver long-term value to our stakeholders,” a spokesperson for the Chicago-based firm said in a statement.
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BNY’s Profit Jumps 21%, Warns of ‘Uncertain’ Outlook Ahead (1)

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By Sally Bakewell 
| Bloomberg Tax
Bank of New York Mellon Corp.’s first-quarter net income jumped as the company reinvested maturing securities at higher yields, fueling a 6% increase in revenue. The bank reported a 21% increase in profit to $1.15 billion, which met analyst estimates. Net interest income, or the difference between what it earns on assets and pays for liabilities, climbed 11%, BNY said Friday in a statement.
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