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US wrap: Bank of Montreal joins issuance as single emerging markets remain popular
Bank of Montreal has made its first appearance in the FVC listings with a reverse convertible on a financial stock.
Quant Congress USA: 'High risk of mis-calibration' in Basel III
Tight timetable for Basel III, politicisation and new liquidity ratios criticised by CRO
All in his stride
Hamish Lock had to hit the ground running when he became head of op risk at Bank of Montreal just over a year ago. But taking on a new risk role amid a global financial crisis hasn't fazed him, and he is already well on the way towards achieving his new…
PBOC gives OTC foreign exchange trading go-ahead
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has opened up the country's spot FX market to over-the-counter trades, and authorised the China Foreign Exchange Trading System (CFETS) to determine the daily central parity rate for the RMB against foreign currencies.
BMO Financial Group selects Reveleus for Basel II Compliance
BMO Financial Group (BMO), the Canadian-based financial services corporation, has selected the Reveleus Basel II Solution for its Basel II compliance requirements.
Westpac buys new risk management software
Australian bank Westpac has licensed SunGard’s Credient, part of its Adaptiv credit risk infrastructure.
Bank of Montreal hires in credit
Bank of Montreal (BOM) has made a number of appointments in London to strengthen its credit platform.
Banks set to define op risk modelling for regulators at May conference
NEW YORK - The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's Risk Management Group is organising a conference in New York at the end of May designed to help the international regulatory body understand current bank op risk modelling practices and inform the…
Canada's shifting credit scene
Canadian banks' attitude towards loan portfolio management is changing, and the impending Basel II Accord is accelerating the evolution of internal practices.
BMO aims to boost credit derivatives sales with new hires
The Bank of Montreal (BMO) plans to boost its credit business in London following its hire of Emma Vassallo and Lucile de Carbonnières as managing directors of its credit derivatives group.
Nesbitt Burns raids Commerzbank for US start-up
BMO Nesbitt Burns, the Toronto-based investment banking subsidiary of Bank of Montreal, has expanded its equity derivatives operations into the US market by poaching six of Commerzbank’s equity derivatives team.
Bank Of Montreal Merges Treasury Risk And Asset/Liability Divisions
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