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    Toronto, New York and London (ots/PRNewswire) -

    - Annual initiative has raised C$19.5 million since 2005, supporting
    more than 3,000 students
    - Program donates a day's worth of trading commissions generated by
    BMO Capital Markets in Canada, the U.S. and Europe

    BMO Capital Markets, the investment and corporate banking arm of
    BMO Financial Group (NYSE:BMO)(TSX:BMO), today announced that its
    2017 Equity Through Education trading day raised C$1.6 million from
    institutional equity trading commissions to donate toward educational
    scholarships for students in North America and Europe.

    Each year, BMO Capital Markets donates a day of institutional
    equity trading commissions from the United States, Canada and Europe
    to charities that provide greater access to education for less
    advantaged students through scholarships, bursaries and other
    academic programs. The initiative has raised C$19.5 million and has
    helped more than 3,000 students since it was launched in 2005.

    "Since 2005, BMO Capital Markets has helped more than 600 Jackie
    Robinson Foundation (JRF) Scholars with funding provided through its
    annual Equity Through Education program," said Della Britton Baeza,
    JRF's President & CEO. "This generous support includes direct
    sponsorship of 20 JRF/BMO Capital Markets Scholars and we could not
    be more grateful. BMO has embraced our approach of providing four
    years of financial aid accompanied by comprehensive mentoring and job
    placement services for college students who, in turn, positively
    impact the workplace and all of society - in keeping with the legacy
    of our heroic namesake."

    "Equity Through Education creates opportunity for driven students,
    who otherwise might not have the chance to achieve their full
    potential," said Alan Tannenbaum, Managing Director and Co-head of
    Global Equity Products, BMO Capital Markets, and Executive Sponsor of
    the program. "BMO is committed to supporting charities focused on
    education and student success, which in turn helps to promote
    diversity in the workplace."

    This year, the proceeds from the BMO Capital Markets Equity
    Through Education trading day will go to the following charities:

    - The Jackie Robinson Foundation (http://www.jackierobinson.org/)
    - The Financial Women's Association (http://fwa.org/)
    - Imperial College (http://www.imperial.ac.uk/)
    - Indspire (http://indspire.ca/)
    - Lime Connect (http://limeconnect.com/)
    - The Loran Scholars Foundation (http://loranscholar.ca/)
    - Say Yes to Education (http://sayyestoeducation.org/)
    - Women in Capital Markets Return to Bay Street Program
    (https://wcm.ca/)

    About BMO Capital Markets

    BMO Capital Markets is a leading, full-service North
    American-based financial services provider, with approximately 2,400
    professionals in 30 locations around the world, including 16 offices
    in North America, offering corporate, institutional and government
    clients access to a complete range of investment and corporate
    banking products and services. BMO Capital Markets is a member of BMO
    Financial Group (NYSE, TSX: BMO), one of the largest diversified
    financial services providers in North America with US$569 billion
    total assets and over 45,000 employees as at July 31, 2017.

    Media Contacts: Mallory Micetich (NYC), +1(212)499-5808,
    mallory.micetich@bmo.com, Internet: http://www.bmo.com, Twitter:
    @BMOMedia

    ots Originaltext: BMO Financial Group
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