News Releases

- The ETF business has experienced double-digit growth since June 2012 and recently surpassed $7 billion in assets under management

- Three innovative BMO ETFs capturing the attention of Canadian investors

- 64 per cent of Canadians comfortable with their job security - up 13 percentage points from last year

- 41 per cent believe their company is growing and will be hiring - up 13 percentage points from 2011

- 39 per cent expect a promotion or raise this year - up 11 percentage points

- S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Index up for 5th straight month, and up on a year-over-year basis for first time since 2010

- BMO Report shows interest among Canadians buying U.S. property

Awards in Financial Planning & Advice, and Value for Money

- New BMO branch represents a $1.3 million investment into the community

- 'Making Money Make Sense' in five different languages

- Offering customers extended banking hours, including Saturdays

- BMO Economics forecasts 120,000 new jobs to be created in Edmonton and Calgary over the next four years

- Understanding lesser known tax credits and deductions can leave more in your wallet and less on your 2012 tax bill

- Credits and deductions to explore include charitable donations, equivalent-to-spouse credit and moving expenses

- First BMO Farm Family Awards Ceremony for Ontario a highlight of 2012 International Plowing Match & Rural Expo

Socialize, Vocalize, Localize

- Canadians can vote daily on BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Winning team receives $125,000 prize for field refurbishment

- Help your team; help your community

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com through August 27

- Canadians invited to cast their vote at BMOsoccer.com until August 27

- Pledge to preserve Euro boosts consumer confidence

- U.S. economy grew 1.5 per cent; created 163,000 new jobs

- North American equity markets continue to be volatile

- Investors should consider a portfolio that puts a slightly greater allocation to equities than to bonds and cash

- Toronto FC's Adrian Cann invited to present medals to the young women's top 3 teams

- BMO's second branch in Fort McMurray represents a $2.2 million investment in the community

- BMO offers customers extended banking hours, including weekends

- 'Making Money Make Sense' in four different languages

- Media are invited to attend two-day conference

- CEOs and CFOs from more than 75 public real estate companies in the U.S. and Canada will participate

- Panel discussions will cover the North American economy and real estate outlook, with global perspectives from a wide range of industry executives

- Canadians can cast their vote from August 13-27 at BMOsoccer.com

- Grand prize includes a $125,000 prize towards a refurbishment of the winning team's local soccer field

- Canadians plan to spend an average of $362 on back to school purchases-up from $319 last year

- 46 per cent will be shopping at local retailers-only one-in-four online

- 96 per cent looking to cut costs on back to school shopping

- New BMO branch represents a $1.5 million investment into the community

- 'Making Money Make Sense' in nine different languages, seven days a week

- New BMO branch represents a $1.6 million investment in the community

- Offering customers extended banking hours, including Saturdays

- BMO has introduced various tools and resources 'Making Money Make Sense' for Canadians

Rising oil production fuels other sectors in Alberta's two major cities

- BMO releases report on Calgary and Edmonton-outlook for economy, housing and labour market

- Unemployment rate expected to drop below four per cent in both cities by 2016, with 120,000 new jobs created

- Pickup in housing demand in Calgary and Edmonton with average prices moving higher

- BMO offering support to Canadian businesses by making an additional $10 billion in credit available over next three years

- Housing and manufacturing sectors showing signs of life

- Americans focusing on increasing household savings and paying down debt

- Foreign markets continue to face a number of fiscal challenges

- Growth in profits will pick up following lower energy and commodity input costs in third quarter

- Stress Testing: Finances are the top concern among post-secondary students

- Student Debt: Majority expect to graduate with upwards of $20,000 in debt; 41 per cent expect paying off student debt to take more than five years

- New BMO branch represents a $1.8 million investment into the community

- 'Making Money Make Sense' in seven different languages

- Offering customers extended banking hours, seven days a week

- Expanded wealth management services with opening of BMO Harris Private Banking and BMO Nesbitt Burns offices

- Home sales essentially flat, but still up 3.3 per cent from a year ago

- Big regional differences remain 'order of the day'

- New mortgage rules will temper the market further

- Prize money doubled this year to mark tenth anniversary of Awards

- National winner receives $10,000 prize and 12 regional winners from across Canada receive recognition and reward for their exceptional creativity from the 10th annual BMO 1st Art! Invitational Student Art Competition