Merrill Lynch B.V. Reports Financial Statements for Mid-Year 2026

Merrill Lynch B.V. Submits Semi-Annual Financial Report

Merrill Lynch B.V., a subsidiary of Bank of America, has officially announced the submission of its unaudited interim report and financial statements to the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM). This report covers the semi-annual period that concluded on June 30, 2026.

The submission was made following the compliance requirements established by the AFM, the designated regulatory authority for financial markets in the Netherlands and the home country of Merrill Lynch B.V. The availability of these financial documents is a part of the company's dedication to transparency and regulatory adherence.

As stated in their press release, financial reports and annual statements that are filed with the AFM can be accessed free of charge on Merrill Lynch's official site, shortly after their electronic submission to the AFM. This initiative allows shareholders and interested parties to remain informed about the company's financial health and operational performance.

For those who wish to read these reports, they can be found on Bank of America’s investor relations page. The AFM also maintains a dedicated website where stakeholders can access reports and additional information submitted by various issuers, enhancing the transparency within the financial market. Interested parties can visit the AFM’s page at AFM for a complete view of available documentation.

Furthermore, copies of the financial statements mentioned in the announcement can be requested for free by calling +31-20-5925-606. Individuals can also submit written requests to Merrill Lynch B.V. at its Amsterdam office located at Amstelplein 1, Rembrandttoren Floor 27, 1096 HA 27, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Through these detailed disclosures, Merrill Lynch B.V. continues to demonstrate its commitment to its shareholders and the broader financial community, highlighting the importance of open communication in the banking and financial services sector. As the financial landscape evolves, such practices are crucial in maintaining trust and facilitating informed decision-making among investors and stakeholders alike.