News Releases

- Three-quarters expect to spend the same or more compared to last summer

- However, six-in-ten say they are more concerned with saving money than in 2013

- Impulse purchases account for nearly 20 per cent of summer spending

- Named Best Trade Bank in Canada for the 5th year running

- Named Best Supply Chain Finance Bank in North America

BMO recognized for corporate sustainability performance

Growing support for boardroom diversity signals changing landscape of business leadership in Canada

- First introduced in June 2009, BMO ETFs' AUM currently stands at $14.7 billion

- Suite of 58 ETFs, including innovative smart beta and specialty solutions, a wide array of fixed income strategies and strongly competitive broad market benchmarked funds

- Canadian ETF industry assets have increased 14 per cent in last year

- According to the most recent industry data, time spent volunteering in 2010 was equivalent to more than 1 million full-time jobs

- Study suggests corporate Canada can play a big role in encouraging Canadians to volunteer more

- BMO Volunteer Day is June 4th: Thousands of employees will participate in community projects across North America

- Ehlers a promising prospect for this year's NHL Draft; earned QMJHL Offensive Rookie of the Year honours

- Young mobile users spend an average of 78.4 hours monthly on devices

- Two-thirds rely heavily on their device in everyday life

- Vast majority say banking apps have given them more control and improved their overall financial standing

Leading experts from across the world to provide investing outlook, opportunities and strategies for various geographies

BMO recognized for its comprehensive wealth management services, array of local and global expertise and innovative investment and financial solutions

- Individuals 18-35 who open a Self-Directed account will receive 35 free trades, waived fees, a free Globe and Mail eBook and a chance to win a $3,500 cash prize

- Eighty-one per cent of young Canadians plan to begin investing online within the next five years

- This offer follows BMO InvestorLine's introduction of $9.95 flat-fee trading in February

- Friendlier job market, slightly higher incomes and more wealth have put young families in a better economic position today than thirty years ago

- However, high debts and housing costs still cause for concern

- Event features industry leaders from the agriculture and protein, food, fertilizer, retail distribution and supermarket sectors

- Keynote presentations by Dennis Gartman (The Gartman Letter) and Wayne Brownlee (CFO, Potash Corp)