Western Union sets July 30 date for second-quarter 2026 earnings call

Western Union will release second-quarter 2026 results on July 30 at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time, then have Chief Executive Officer Devin McGranahan and Chief Financial Officer Matt Cagwin walk through the numbers on a webcast and conference call. A press release with the financial results will go out before the call, and the presentation will be available through Western Union investor relations.

For employees, the call is the next clear read on whether the company is keeping momentum in the parts of the business management has been emphasizing: cross-border money movement, digital transactions and the retail network that still gives Western Union reach in more than 200 countries and territories and over 130 currencies. The most immediate question is whether growth in consumer services and branded digital is broadening enough to offset softness elsewhere, or whether those lines are still doing most of the work.

The first quarter set the baseline. Western Union reported GAAP revenue of $983 million, flat from a year earlier, while adjusted revenue fell 1%. Consumer Services GAAP revenue rose 24%, or 33% on an adjusted basis, and Branded Digital GAAP revenue increased 9%, or 6% adjusted. GAAP earnings per share came in at $0.20, while adjusted EPS was $0.25. On the call, listen for whether management treats those figures as a temporary mix shift, a stable pattern, or evidence that digital and consumer services are becoming a more durable growth engine.

Cost discipline will matter just as much as top-line progress. Quarterly calls usually give the best signal on how hard the company is pressing on product investment, technology, compliance and distribution. If McGranahan and Cagwin talk more about efficiency, expense control or selective investment, that will matter for teams across finance, operations, product and go-to-market because it can shape hiring, funding and which projects move fastest in the next planning cycle.

The timing also fits Western Union’s usual cadence. The company’s investor relations calendar listed its first-quarter 2026 earnings call webcast for April 24 at 8:30 a.m. ET, while it previously scheduled second-quarter 2024 results for July 30 with the same two executives on a 4:30 p.m. ET call. That consistency makes the July 30 update a useful checkpoint on the company’s longer shift from the 2022 Evolve 2025 strategy to the broader agenda laid out at its 2025 Investor Day, including Digital First, Retail Enabled, Beyond Remittances and Powered By Next Generation Payments. By the end of the call, employees should have a better read on which of those priorities will get the most attention in the second half of the year.