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MELLON FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION #1

Registrant on federal lobbying filings · filed 2025 to 2026

$0 Income reported
1 Clients represented
6 Filings counted
0 Former members lobbying

Income is the fees this registrant reported being paid to lobby. It also reported $2,610,000 of in-house lobbying expenses, which is what a registrant files when it lobbies for itself. Everything on this page is grouped by the registrant's LDA id (24863), not by name.

 Clients 1
 Lobbyists named 4
  • DOUGLAS LEE 1 filing · through 2025 Office of U.S. Representative Mike Quigley: Deputy Chief of Staff; Legislative Director, Senior Policy Advisor, Legislative Assistant. Office of U.S. Senator C…
  • FORREST FERGUSON 1 filing · through 2026 Senior LA, Rep. Monica De La Cruz, 2025; LA Rep. Monica De La Cruz, 2023-2025; Intern, Rep. Elise Stefanik, 2019; Intern, Rep. Scott Tipton, 2019
  • SARA PAROWER 1 filing · through 2025 Intern Sen. Blumenthal (Jun 2021-Oct 2021)
  • WYATT STEWART 1 filing · through 2025 Policy and Coalitions Adviser Maj Leader Cantor (Apr 2013-Jul 2014); Senior Leg Assistant Rep. Cantor (2012-Apr 2013); Leg Assistant Rep. Cantor (Jan. 2010-201…

A lobbyist who previously held a covered government position must disclose it. We flag the ones whose name resolves to a member of Congress and link the ones still in our roster. The revolving door collects them across every firm.

 Reported by year 2 years
  • 2026 $710,000 2 filings
  • 2025 $1,900,000 4 filings
 Issues lobbied 3

The count is how many filings named that issue area. A filing reports one lump figure covering every issue on it, so the money above cannot be split between them.

 Agencies and chambers lobbied 3
  • HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 6
  • SENATE 6
  • Treasury, Dept of 6

Source: federal Lobbying Disclosure Act filings, synced daily. Money is self-reported by the filer and often rounded. Lobbying is legal, disclosed activity.

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