BNY Mellon in the Nordic and Baltic Markets

Combining centuries of proven expertise with a collaborative business approach, BNY Mellon is focused on helping our clients successfully navigate today's complex global markets.

Our commitment to the Nordic and Baltic region

The company has had an active international client portfolio since the early 1900s, and, in fact, its first international account, opened in 1910, stemmed from this region.

BNY Mellon in the Nordic and Baltic region today:

• Over 75 client relationships in the region
• Over 20 staff serving the region
• Sales and relationship teams in London, New York, Brussels and Copenhagen, many of whom are natives of the Nordic region
• In early 2008, we opened our first local office in Copenhagen to support the growing asset servicing activity across the region

Our commitment to Europe, the Middle East and Africa

We have provided services to clients in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) since the early 1900s. Today, the company remains committed to the region and is strongly positioned to partner with local individuals, institutions and institutional investors to assist them in accessing global capital markets.

BNY Mellon in EMEA today:

• Over 9,300 staff in the region
• Locations in 27 cities across 11 European and five MEA countries
• More than 15 major languages spoken fluently by our client executives and relationship managers
• Hedge Fund Administrator of the Year, ICFA Global Awards 2009
• Broker/Dealer Custody and Clearing Provider of the Year, ICFA Global Awards 2009
• Euromoney 2009 - Best Investor Services Award
• Best EMEA Depositary Receipt House - Emeafinance Achievement Awards 2008
• 2008 European Custodian of the Year, by Funds Europe
• Highest number of #1 rankings among our peers in Global Investor's Custody Survey
• Currently ranked #4 in terms of worldwide institutional assets under management, according to Pensions & Investments

All statistics as of 30 June 2009

Products and services are provided by various subsidiaries of The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation.