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Mellon unit tapped to manage $270 mln

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BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- Mellon Financial Corp., a Pittsburgh-based financial services company, Thursday said its Boston Company Asset Management LLC unit has been picked by the Illinois State Board of Investments to manage $270 million in an international core equity strategy. Created in 1969, the Illinois State Board of Investments is responsible for managing, investing and reinvesting the assets of the pension funds under its authority. Shares of Mellon (MELMEL
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C O R R E C T I O N -- Mellon Financial Corporation/E-mail | Print | | Enable live quotes Last Update: 3:48 PM ET May 10, 2006
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10, 2006 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- In the news release, Mellon Capital Wins $278 Million Active Currency Overlay Mandate for Leicestershire County Council, issued earlier today by Mellon Financial Corporation (MEL MELNews , chart, profile, more
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) over PR Newswire, we are advised by the company that the amount of the currency overlay mandate mentioned in the headline and the first paragraph, first sentence, should read "$578 million" rather than "$278 Million" as originally issued inadvertently. ------ Mellon Capital Wins $278 Million Active Currency Overlay Mandate for Leicestershire County Council Mellon Financial Corporation (MEL MELNews , chart, profile, more
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) announced that Mellon Capital Management Corporation, an investment subsidiary, has been awarded a currency overlay mandate of $278 million by the Leicestershire County Council Pension Fund of the United Kingdom. Managed on a segregated account basis, the mandate's objective is to add alpha to the overseas portion of the pension fund investments. "By identifying currencies that the markets have temporarily misvalued, we expect to achieve positive returns for our clients," said Charlie Jacklin, chief executive officer of Mellon Capital. "With over $21 billion in active currency strategies, we have won significant business over the last year in strategies that seek to add value under various market conditions." Founded in 1983 by innovators in the investment management field, Mellon Capital specializes in global quantitative investment strategies. As of March 31, 2006, the firm had $141 billion in assets under management, including assets managed by dual officers and $17.6 billion in overlay strategies. Additional information about Mellon Capital is available at www.mcm.com. Mellon Financial Corporation is a global financial services company. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, Mellon is one of the world's leading providers of financial services for institutions, corporations and high net worth individuals, providing institutional asset management, mutual funds, private wealth management, asset servicing, payment solutions and investor services, and treasury services. Mellon has approximately $4.9 trillion in assets under management, administration or custody, including $808 billion under management. News and other information about Mellon is available at www.mellon.com. SOURCE Mellon Financial Corporation Mike Dunn of Mellon Financial Corporation, +1-212-922-7859, or dunn.mg@mellon.com http://www.prnewswire.com Copyright (C) 2006 PR Newswire. All rights reserved. ************************************************** As of Saturday, 05-06-2006 23:59, the latest Comtex SmarTrend(SM) Alert, an automated pattern recognition system, indicated an UPTREND on 04-18-2006 for MEL @ $37.15. (C) 2006 Comtex News Network, Inc. All rights reserved.     

Bank of New York profit rises 11%Shares slide even after per-share earnings top forecastE-mail | Print | | Enable live quotes By Kathie O'Donnell, MarketWatchLast Update: 5:25 PM ET Apr 20, 2006
BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- Heightened expectations were blamed as shares of Bank of New York Co. fell Thursday despite an 11% increase in first-quarter net income and earnings per share that beat analysts' consensus forecast.Eric Farls, an analyst with BB&T Asset Management Inc., said he suspected the decline was tied to strong results reported earlier this week by rival trust banks State Street Corp. (STT STTNews , chart, profile, more
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) . "Those were so strong [that] I think people had pretty high expectations for Bank of New York's earnings to maybe beat the consensus estimate [by] more than it did," Farls said, adding that Bank of New York's "trends seem to be pretty good." Shares of the company closed Thursday down 2.2% at $34.84 after having been down about 4% earlier in the day. The analyst, whose Raleigh, N.C.-based firm, a unit of BB&T Corp. (BBT BBTNews , chart, profile, more
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) , owns a small amount of Bank of New York shares, added that the stock has had "a pretty decent run-up" linked to a recently announced swap deal with J.P. Morgan Chase. Gerard Cassidy, managing director of bank research at RBC Capital Markets, said that while Bank of New York's numbers were "respectable," they weren't the "shoot the lights out" results its peers delivered. "The whole group had very good numbers," Cassidy said. "[Bank of New York] came in at the bottom of the pack." Bank of New York said net income rose to $422 million, or 55 cents a share, from $379 million, or 49 cents, in the year-earlier quarter. Analysts polled by Thomson First Call, on average, had expected the company to earn 54 cents a share. Securities-servicing fees rose 11% versus the year-ago quarter and net interest income was up 7%. Foreign-exchange and other trading revenue was up 20% from the year-ago quarter. Private-banking and asset-management revenue was up 16%. "We are pleased with our performance for the quarter, which includes double-digit revenue growth and positive operating leverage," Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Thomas Renyi said, according to a company statement. "This reflects the earnings power and momentum of the growth businesses that form the core of our company." On April 8, Bank of New York (BK BKNews , chart, profile, more
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) to acquire its corporate trust business, with J.P. Morgan Chase acquiring Bank of New York's retail banking and regional middle-market businesses. "Our agreement with J.P. Morgan Chase is another significant step in advancing our strategic transformation as a leader in securities servicing, asset management and private banking," Renyi said. "We are unlocking the value of our retail franchise to invest in strengthening our leadership position in corporate trust, a business with attractive revenue dynamics and excellent growth prospects." Kathie O'Donnell is a reporter for MarketWatch in Boston.
 

Mellon Financial erwirbt Bereich von U.S. Trust-Sparte von Charles Schwab 31.03.2006 15:24:00
		<!-- END:AdSolution-Tag 4.3 --> Die amerikanische Finanzdienstleister Mellon Financial Corp. (ISIN US58551A1088/ WKN 862877) gab am Freitag bekannt, dass er von der U.S. Trust-Sparte der Charles Schwab Corp. (ISIN US8085131055/ WKN 874171) deren Bereich für Planned Giving Services übernommen hat. Im Rahmen der Transaktion, über deren finanzielle Einzelheiten nichts bekannt wurde, übernimmt Mellon Büros in Greensboro (North Carolina) und Portland (Oregon). Mit der Akquisition erhält Mellon zusätzliche Vermögensbestände (Planned-Giving Assets) im Wert von über 700 Mio. Dollar. Charles Schwab ist der größte Discount-Broker in den USA. Die Aktie von Mellon Financial schloss gestern an der NYSE bei 35,24 Dollar, die von Charles Schwab an der NASDAQ bei 17,47 Dollar.

 

DEPFA BANK vor der Erteilung eines Depot- und Wertpapierleihemandats an ABN AMRO Mellon 10.04.2006 09:28:00 <!-- END:AdSolution-Tag 4.3 --> Die ABN AMRO Mellon Global Securities Services B.V. hat Exklusiv-Verhandlungen mit der DEPFA BANK plc (ISIN IE0072559994/ WKN 765818) über ein Depot- und Wertpapierleihemandat im Volumen von 115 Mrd. Euro aufgenommen. Dies teilte das Joint Venture der niederländischen Großbank ABN AMRO Holding N.V. (ISIN NL0000301109/ WKN 880026) und der US-Bank Mellon Financial Corp. (ISIN US58551A1088/ WKN 862877) am Montag mit. Darüber hinaus wird ABN AMRO Mellon die Verwaltung interner Aktivitäten der DEPFA Bank wie Transaktionen im Rahmen umgekehrter Pensionsgeschäfte, Verwahrung von deckungsstockfähigen Vermögenswerten für Asset-Backed-Bonds sowie für eigene Wertpapierleiheaktivitäten der DEPFA übernehmen. Die DEPFA Bank mit Sitz in Irland ist einer der weltweit führenden Finanzdienstleister für Kunden aus dem öffentlichen Sektor. Ihre Kunden sind ausschließlich öffentliche Haushalte, deren Finanzierungsbedarf sie über eine breite Palette an Produkten und Dienstleistungen deckt. Die Aktie der DEPFA BANK schloss am Freitag bei 15,32 Euro (-1,79 Prozent), die von ABN AMRO Holding bei 24,77 Euro (-0,84 Prozent) und die von Mellon Financial bei 35,19 Dollar (-1,35 Prozent). Quelle: Finanzen.net / Aktiencheck.de AG

 

Mellon Financial: Dreyfus bestellt neuen COO 11.04.2006 16:00:00
		<!-- END:AdSolution-Tag 4.3 --> Der US-Finanzdienstleister Mellon Financial Corp. (ISIN US58551A1088/ WKN 862877) meldete am Dienstag, dass seine Vermögensverwaltungs-Tochter Dreyfus Corp. Thomas F. Eggers, der vor einem Jahr als President wieder zu Dreyfus wechselte, nun mit sofortiger Wirkung zum COO bestellt hat. Eggers wird dabei seine Position als President von Dreyfus behalten. Er kam ursprünglich im April 1996 als Leiter von Dreyfus Investments in das Unternehmen. Im Januar 1999 wurde er zum Vice Chairman von Dreyfus ernannt, im Oktober 2001 dann zum President. Eggers kam im April 2005 von Scudder Investments zu Dreyfus zurück, wo er seit Mai 2002 als President und CEO fungiert hatte. Die Aktie von Mellon Financial notiert an der NYSE aktuell bei 35,24 Dollar (-0,03 Prozent).
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Mellon Financial restructures asset-servicing businessesE-mail | Print | | Enable live quotes Last Update: 6:35 AM ET May 9, 2006
Dow Jones Newswires Mellon Financial Corp. (MEL) named Vice Chairman James P. Palermo head of Mellon's global asset servicing businesses as the company said it would restructure those operations for greater efficiency. Mellon, based in Pittsburgh, PA., also named Vice Chairman John L. Klinck Jr. chief operating officer of its global asset servicing business, a new position. Palermo continues to report to Senior Vice Chairman Steven G. Elliott. Corrected May 9, 2006 8:43 ET (12:43 GMT) Mellon Financial Corp. (MEL) named Vice Chairman John L. Klinck Jr. chief operating officer of its global asset servicing business, a new position. (A story published at 2:22 a.m. EDT incorrectly described Klinck's new position.) -Contact: 201-938-5400  

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Mellon Financial Corporation ist ein globales Finanzdienstleitungsunternehmen mit Hauptsitz im amerikanischen Pittsburgh. Das Unternehmen ist einer der weltweit führenden Anbieter von Finanzdienstleistungen für Institutionen, Unternehmen und vermögende Privatpersonen. Zu den Services des Unternehmens zählen die Vermögensverwaltung für institutionelle und private Anleger, Anlagefonds, Anlage-Servicing, Zahlungsmethoden, Investor- und Treasury-Services. Mellon hat verwaltet oder verwahrt zurzeit Anlagen in Höhe von annähernd US$4,5 Billionen. US$766 Milliarden dieser Anlagen werden von der Firma verwaltet. Die Vermögensverwaltungsunternehmen The Dreyfus Corporation und Newton Investment Management Limited in Grossbritannien gehören ebenfalls zur Mellon Financial Corporation. Nachrichten und andere Informationen über Mellon finden Sie unter www.mellon.com.

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ist denn der bericht nun gut oder schlecht für die depfa zu sehen?!
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Mellon Analytical Solutions Report: U.S. Trust Plans Start 2006 With Positive ResultsE-mail | Print | | Disable live quotes Last Update: 6:50 AM ET May 10, 2006
PITTSBURGH, May 10, 2006 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- The median plan for the 502 corporate, foundation, endowment, public, Taft-Hartley, and healthcare funds that make up the U.S. Master Trust Universe (formally the Russell/Mellon Trust Universe) for Mellon Analytical Solutions posted a combined 4.66% return for the first quarter, marking the fourth consecutive quarter with positive results. 99% of the plans in the universe showed positive results for the quarter and 86% outperformed the universe's composite benchmark (Russell 3000 Index 50%, Lehman Brothers Aggregate 40%, MSCI World ex-U.S. 10%). The U.S. Master Trust Universe represents a market value of $1.4 trillion with an average plan size of $2.9 billion. "U.S. and Non-U.S. Equities were the star performers for plans this quarter, offsetting the flat to negative returns by Fixed Income, said Steve Cole, MAS universe product manager. "Over the past three years, Non-U.S. Equities have been the largest contributor to fund performance with a three- year annualized median return of 32.12%." Non-U.S. Equities led all asset classes for the quarter with a median return of 9.54%, which, however, lagged the MSCI AC W XUS Index return of 9.76%. U.S. Equities generated a return of 5.95%, slightly ahead of the Russell 3000(R) Index return of 5.31%. Non-U.S. Fixed Income posted a median result of 0.37%, outperforming the Citigroup World Government Non-U.S. return of -0.19%. U.S. Fixed Income was the only asset class in negative territory with a return of -0.35%, versus the Lehman Brothers Aggregate return of - 0.65%. Endowment plans were the top performing plan type for the first quarter with a 5.25% median return, followed by Public, Foundations, Corporate, Taft- Hartley and Healthcare. The average asset allocation in the U.S. Master Trust Universe for the first quarter was: U.S. Equity 42%, U.S. Fixed Income 23%, Non-U.S. Equity 20%, Non-U.S. Fixed Income 1%, Alternative Investments 5%, Real Estate 2%, Cash 1%, and Other (Private Equity, Oil, Gas, etc.) 6%. Mellon Analytical Solutions provides performance measurement, attribution and investment analysis services to more than 2,600 institutional investors in 25 countries and is responsible for $6 trillion in assets under measurement. Mellon Analytical Solutions' professional staff consists of more than 600 employees operating in 11 cities in five countries. Mellon Financial Corporation (MEL : mellon finl corp comNews , chart, profile, moreLast: 38.10-0.58-1.50%
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Get up to 50 free trades at TD AMERITRADE.MEL38.10, -0.58, -1.5% ) is a global financial services company. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, Mellon is one of the world's leading providers of financial services for institutions, corporations and high net worth individuals, providing institutional asset management, mutual funds, private wealth management, asset servicing, payment solutions and investor services, and treasury services. Mellon has approximately $4.9 trillion in assets under management, administration or custody, including $808 billion under management. News and other information about Mellon is available at http://www.mellon.com. Mellon Analytical Solutions' Trust Universes Median Plan Returns    Period ending March 31, 2006    Universe                 Number of    1Q2006    One-     Five-    10-                           Participants             Year     Years    Years    Master Trust Total Fund    502         4.66     14.07    7.65      9.24     Corporate Plans           268         4.53     13.88    7.23      9.14     Foundations                76         4.76     14.06    8.34     10.39     Endowments                 68         5.25     15.64    7.86      9.62     Public Plans               57         4.98     15.21    8.14      9.19     Taft-Hartley Plans         13         3.96     12.91      NA        NA     Healthcare Plans           18         3.61     10.49    6.64        NA    Universe Benchmark:                    3.31     10.49    6.09      8.19  Russell 3000(R) Index 50%,  Lehman Brothers Aggregate 40%,  MSCI World ex-U.S., 10%)SOURCE Mellon Financial Corporation Jessica Hancock of Mellon Analytical Solutions, +1-617-219-0448, or jhancock@russellmellon.com http://www.prnewswire.com Copyright (C) 2006 PR Newswire. All rights reserved. ************************************************** As of Saturday, 05-06-2006 23:59, the latest Comtex SmarTrend(SM) Alert, an automated pattern recognition system, indicated an UPTREND on 04-18-2006 for MEL @ $37.15. (C) 2006 Comtex News Network, Inc. All rights reserved.