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Corporate presentation summary5 Oct, 2026

Treasury and payment capabilities

  • Unified North American product and digital platforms are embedded across B2B businesses, with simple bundled solutions and self-serve SME onboarding.

  • Treasury offerings span Canada and the U.S., including API connectivity, virtual accounts and cards, customizable digital banking and cross-border integration.

  • Shared platforms support client scaling across borders and are positioned to generate stable core operating deposits and recurring fee revenue.

  • A “build once, leverage across” approach is intended to maximize investment returns across businesses.

Tokenization use cases

  • Tokenization is relevant where existing approaches do not efficiently address treasury or settlement needs, including fragmented liquidity and constrained movement across accounts, currencies or jurisdictions.

  • Tokenized deposits remain commercial bank deposits represented on digital infrastructure; stablecoins are fiat-backed digital tokens, while tokenized assets digitally represent funds, securities, treasury instruments or collateral.

  • Target outcomes include rule-based, more continuous liquidity movement; coordinated cash, collateral and asset transfers; and integrated treasury access through channels and APIs.

  • Existing rails remain in use where effective; tokenization is targeted where programmability, continuous availability or synchronized settlement adds value.

Infrastructure participation

  • Selective initiatives span a Canadian bank-led tokenized deposit network, a Canada-U.S. network with The Clearing House, and Project Agora for multi-jurisdiction deposits and central bank reserves.

  • A CME Group and Google Cloud initiative connects institutional tokenized cash with margin and settlement activity, building practical experience in integration, controls, operations, reconciliation and liquidity.

  • Participation prioritizes client or institutional needs, interoperability and common standards, strategic value relative to cost and risk, and reusable capabilities.

  • The initiatives aim to extend regulated bank money across North America and into global multi-currency settlement, building reach, interoperability and strategic optionality.

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Frequently asked questions

Canada's First Bank

Founded in 1817, Bank of Montreal (BMO) holds the prestigious title of being Canada's first bank. With its headquarters in Montreal, Quebec, BMO has become a mainstay in the Canadian financial sector. The bank offers a diverse range of services, including personal and commercial banking, wealth management, and investment banking services. BMO has extended its reach into various international markets, including the United States, where it operates as BMO Harris Bank.

The Birth of a Canadian Institution

Bank of Montreal was founded after a British charter that allowed businessmen in Montreal to establish a bank to serve the developing and thriving colonial economy. The bank played a key role in the nation's early days, fostering commercial growth and financing infrastructure projects, including railways and telegraph systems. With a solid foundation and an emphasis on fostering economic growth, BMO quickly grew to become a prominent fixture of the Canadian financial ecosystem. Some of the bank's main competitors in Canada are institutions such as RBC, CIBC, and TD.

A Comprehensive Suite of Financial Services

Throughout the decades, BMO has diversified its portfolio, offering a comprehensive range of financial services to meet the needs of its clientele. In Personal and Commercial banking, BMO provides a suite of financial products including checking and savings accounts, credit cards, mortgages, loans, and business banking services.

BMO, like many of its competitors also offers wealth management services. This service provides private banking, investment advisory services, and estate planning. The investment banking arm of BMO Financial Group, BMO Capital Markets, offers a broad range of services, including equity and debt underwriting, corporate lending and project financing, merger and acquisitions advisory services, and other services typically offered by this type of financial institution.

Southward Expansion

BMO expanded its presence in the United States with the acquisition of Harris Bankcorp in 1984. Today, BMO Harris Bank is one of the largest banks in the Midwest serving private individuals as well as commercial customers. Even if BMO is first and foremost a Canadian institution, expansion into the US has been well-received throughout the years and has allowed the bank to significantly increase its reach.