State Street FY26 Q2 EPS rises 68% to $3.65; revenue increases 17% to $4.05 billion

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  • State Street reported 2Q26 diluted EPS of USD 3.65, up 68% from 2Q25; net income climbed 56% to USD 1.08 billion.
  • Revenue rose 17% from 2Q25 to USD 4.05 billion, driven by total fee revenue up 17% to USD 3.19 billion.
  • ROE widened 5.9 percentage points to 16.7%; pre-tax margin expanded 8.5 percentage points to 34.3%.
  • Quarter-end AUC/A increased 18% to USD 57.86 trillion; AUM rose 23% to USD 6.28 trillion.
  • CEO Ron O’Hanley cited record revenue, AUC/A and AUM; declared a 10% per-share increase in the third-quarter common dividend.


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