Summer 2027
Investment Intern Co-op
Gam
Posted on 9/4/2026
Bank of Montreal
10,001+ employees
Personal, business banking and capital markets
Compensation Overview
CA$19.47 - CA$38.46/hr
Toronto, ON, Canada
In Person
Bachelor's
 Data & Analytics (1) |
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- Currently enrolled in an undergraduate program, preferably in business, finance, economics, mathematics, data analytics, computer science, engineering, or a related field.
- Strong interest in investments, financial markets, and asset management.
- Strong Excel skills, including formulas, pivot tables, and data organization.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- High attention to detail and a commitment to accuracy.
- Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with team members.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Curious, proactive, and comfortable asking thoughtful questions.
- Only students currently enrolled in an academic program and returning to their studies will be considered.
- Availability for the full internship term from May 3, 2027, through August 13, 2027.
- Assist with recurring and ad hoc reporting for the investment team.
- Build, update, and maintain reports, dashboards, and data files used to track investment, market, or business activity.
- Prepare charts, tables, and summaries that communicate insights clearly for different audiences.
- Review reports for accuracy, consistency, and completeness before distribution.
- Support improvements to the structure and usability of existing reporting processes.
- Gather, organize, and summarize data from internal and external sources.
- Assist in preparing investment research summaries, briefing notes, and materials for portfolio managers, analysts, or broader team discussions.
- Support ad hoc analysis related to market trends, product themes, competitor activity, or portfolio positioning.
- Identify key insights, risks, and considerations from research findings.
- Develop and enhance Excel-based tools, templates, and macros to improve team efficiency.
- Support practical workflow improvements that reduce duplication, improve accuracy, and save time.
- Work or accountabilities may be assigned as needed.
- Experience with Visual Basic for Applications, macros, Power Query, Python, Power BI, or other automation and analytics tools.
Bank of Montreal (BMO) is a diversified financial services provider offering personal, business, and commercial banking, along with capital markets and wealth management, across Canada and the United States. Individuals use personal banking for everyday needs and loans, households can obtain mortgages and credit products, and businesses access commercial loans, treasury/cash management, and industry-specific advice. In capital markets, BMO assists clients with raising capital, trading, and research, while wealth management delivers investment strategies and asset management for portfolios. The company aims to help clients manage and grow their money through a full range of financial services for individuals, small businesses, large corporations, and public sector entities in North America.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
1988
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q3 2026 adjusted net income rose 19% to C$2.859 billion, signaling momentum.
- Provision for credit losses fell to C$722 million in Q3 2026.
- Moneris sale adds about C$1 billion cash and 15 bps CET1 lift.
What critics are saying
- FCAC fined BMO C$4 million on February 2, 2026 for decade-long fee overcharges.
- Q3 2026 included a $962 million goodwill charge from Transportation and Vendor Finance sales.
- BMO is cutting 138 branches and 670 jobs, risking weaker U.S. execution through 2027.
What makes Bank of Montreal unique
- BMO spans Canadian retail, U.S. banking, wealth, and capital markets across North America.
- Moneris referral rights preserve payments access after the 2027 Francisco Partners sale.
- Its 200-year franchise gives manufacturers and commercial clients entrenched relationship depth.
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Hybrid Work Options
Company News
BMO recruits Wells Fargo executive Brent Reston as U.S. Chief Digital Officer. Published. August 31, 2026 Canadian banking giant BMO has recruited former Wells Fargo managing director Brent Reston as Chief Digital Officer for its U.S. division, putting him in charge of sweeping tech integration across newly consolidated regional operations. Reston steps into the role following the departure of former head of U.S. banking digital and technology Brianna Elsass, who recently concluded a decade-long tenure at BMO to join Wisconsin-based Associated Bank. Bringing deep industry experience, Reston previously led mobile app overhauls, deployed the Fargo AI virtual assistant, and launched digital lending products during his four years at Wells Fargo. His career background also features eight years driving client experience initiatives at Bank of America alongside five years handling corporate strategy at Merrill Lynch. As first reported by FinTech Futures, BMO U.S. President Aron Levine confirmed on LinkedIn that the executive will "play a key role in helping us accelerate our digital strategy and continue building exceptional experiences for our clients." The leadership hire coincides with a major physical restructuring, marked by BMO's pending transaction to offload 138 retail locations across the Midwest and Great Plains regions to First Citizens Bank by mid-2026. Capital generated from these regional branch sales will fund the rollout of 130 new physical branches in California and 15 locations in Arizona over the next five years, focusing expansion efforts on high-growth retail markets that currently generate over 40% of BMO's total corporate earnings.
BMO Financial Group reported third-quarter 2026 net income of $1,750 million, down 25% from $2,330 million year-over-year. Earnings per share fell to $2.38 from $3.14. The decrease was driven by a goodwill reduction charge related to the sale of BMO's Transportation and Vendor Finance businesses. Adjusted net income rose 19% to $2,859 million, with adjusted EPS increasing 22% to $3.96. Adjusted return on equity reached 14.0%, compared with 12.0% in the prior year. Provision for credit losses decreased to $722 million from $797 million. All business segments delivered record pre-provision pre-tax earnings, with growth in Capital Markets, Wealth Management, and commercial lending in Canada and the US. Year-to-date reported net income increased 7% to $6,869 million.
BMO adjusted profit climbs to $2.9 billion, up 19%. * BMO Financial Group (NYSE:BMO) reported Q3 2026 adjusted net income of $2.859 billion, up 19% year over year. * Reported net income declined 25% to $1.75 billion due to a $962 million after-tax goodwill-related charge. * BMO declared a Q4 2026 dividend of $1.71 per share and plans a new share repurchase program. BMO Financial Group (NYSE:BMO) reported third-quarter 2026 net income of $1.75 billion, down 25% year over year, while adjusted net income increased 19% to $2.859 billion after excluding a goodwill-related charge. The company's reported earnings were affected by a $962 million after-tax charge related to the announced sale of its Transportation and Vendor Finance businesses, while adjusted EPS increased 22% to $3.96 from the prior-year period. BMO reported earnings per share of $2.38, reported return on equity of 8.4%, and adjusted return on equity of 14%, while provisions for credit losses declined to $722 million from $797 million. The bank's Common Equity Tier 1 capital ratio was 13%, and BMO declared a fourth-quarter 2026 dividend of $1.71 per common share while repurchasing 3.8 million shares during the quarter. BMO stated that it intends to establish a new normal course issuer bid (NCIB) for up to 25 million shares, subject to regulatory and exchange approvals. BMO Financial Group provides banking, wealth management, and capital markets services across North America, with its latest results reflecting earnings growth across operating segments. Frequently asked questions. BMO signals
Nominations open for 2026 Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin Contest. WMC Welcomes BMO as Presenting Partner for Competition's 11th Year Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) - the combined state chamber and manufacturers' association - is again hosting a statewide competition to find the "Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin." The 2026 contest marks the 11th year of the popular public voting competition and the first year of a new partnership with BMO, which joins as the contest's presenting partner. Since its launch in 2016, the Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin contest has showcased the ingenuity, craftsmanship, and economic impact of Wisconsin manufacturers, while engaging thousands of voters from across the state. The annual competition highlights the wide range of products made in Wisconsin, from iconic consumer goods and agricultural innovation to advanced technologies and industrial equipment. "For more than a decade, this contest has helped spotlight the innovation and talent that make Wisconsin a manufacturing powerhouse," WMC President/CEO Kurt R. Bauer said. "This year is particularly special as we welcome BMO as our presenting partner to kick off this outstanding competition." Wisconsin leads the country in manufacturing jobs per capita. Last year alone, the manufacturing industry contributed over $73.8 billion to the state's GDP, generating an estimated $46.4 billion in earnings for manufacturing workers. WMC was the first organization to launch a "Coolest" contest to highlight the manufacturing sector. Now, 26 state chambers and manufacturing organizations host similar programs for their state's manufacturers. "BMO is honored to be the presenting partner of the 2026 Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin Contest as it celebrates the innovation, craftsmanship and entrepreneurial spirit that define Wisconsin manufacturing," said Andrew Roethe, Managing Director & Market Executive, Southwest Wisconsin Commercial Banking, BMO Commercial Bank. "We support manufacturers across Wisconsin with expertise and resources to help them grow, invest and compete, while saluting their dedication and the innovative products and services made right here in our state. We look forward to celebrating the remarkable companies that continue to strengthen Wisconsin's economy and reinforce our state's leadership in manufacturing." Manufacturers and members of the public can submit nominations beginning today at www.madeinwis.com. Any product that is manufactured in Wisconsin qualifies for the contest, regardless of company size. Following the nomination period, a popular vote will determine the Top 16 products that will be placed in a bracket-style tournament called Manufacturing Madness. Products will compete against one another in head-to-head match-ups, advancing through the bracket. Manufacturers, consumers, employees and other Wisconsinites are encouraged to vote daily through the rounds of voting. Ultimately, the 2026 Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin will be crowned at WMC's Business Day event in Madison on Oct. 27. Date posted: August 24, 2026
BMO commits $3.5 million to CHUM Foundation to expand access to care and advance life-changing treatments for patients across Quebec. Aug 18, 2026, 09:08 ET * Investment from BMO advances innovative therapies, critical research and patient-centred care. * Funding drives breakthroughs in mental health and thoracic surgery, as well as access to care and sustainable development at the CHUM. MONTREAL, Aug. 18, 2026 /CNW/ - Every day, teams at the CHUM are innovating to deliver exceptional care and help build a healthcare system that is more human, more accessible, and more sustainable. To support this mission, BMO is joining forces with the CHUM Foundation to provide a major philanthropic gift that will bring ambitious initiatives to life and help patients across Quebec. * Reimagining mental health treatment Options continue to be limited for people living with mood disorders and treatment-resistant, substance-use conditions that don't respond to conventional therapies. With BMO's support, the Centre for Therapeutic Innovation in Psychiatry and Related Disorders will accelerate the development of innovative treatments and cognitive behavioural psychotherapy. * Breaking down barriers to care An emergency fund to improve access to non-medical barriers, such as transportation or accommodation, will also be created to help individuals facing financial hardship receive the treatments and support they need. * Building the sustainable hospital of tomorrow The CHUM has committed to sustainably reducing its environmental footprint and placing climate considerations at the centre of the decision-making process. BMO's donation will accelerate the rollout of concrete measures to foster a more responsible and resilient healthcare system-one that protects resources and the well-being of future generations. * Advancing research Finally, this gift helps support the creation of a research chair at the Université de Montréal, with the support of the Montreal Thoracic Surgery Research Foundation, chaired by Dr. Ferraro, Head of Thoracic Surgery at the CHUM. This chair represents a giant leap forward in the fight against pulmonary and thoracic diseases. "BMO's commitment to the CHUM Foundation helps expand access to care, advance new therapies and research, and strengthen the healthcare system people rely on. We're proud to work with organizations like the CHUM that are driving innovation to improve health outcomes and build stronger communities." - Grégoire Baillargeon, President, BMO Quebec "Major advances in healthcare happen when committed partners choose to act in concrete ways. Through this remarkable gift-the largest ever from a financial institution to our Foundation-BMO is doing far more than funding projects: it is becoming a key driver in the collective movement to accelerate innovation and redefine what is possible in healthcare." - Pascale Bouchard, President and CEO, CHUM Foundation About BMO Gives. Good grows here. Helping communities thrive by supporting the organizations that sustain them and encouraging employee giving and volunteerism is at the heart of BMO's Purpose, to Boldly Grow the Good in business and life. In 2025, BMO directed more than $124 million to drive progress for communities, which included $115.7 million in philanthropic contributions to hundreds of charities and nonprofit organizations across North America. BMO employees spent over 65,000+ hours volunteering in the community and contributed more than $40.3 million of donations through employee-driven giving in their annual campaigns. About CHUM Foundation For the past 28 years, the CHUM Foundation has brought together a committed community around a shared goal: supporting the development of a world-class hospital, the CHUM, so that every patient can receive the best possible care, right here in Quebec. Thanks to the generosity of its donors, the Foundation provides a vital source of additional funding to drive innovation, accelerate technological development, and excel in care, research, and teaching. Any reference to "CHUM" refers to the institution whose full legal name is Santé Québec - Centre hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal. SOURCE CHUM Foundation Louis-Julien Dufresne, [email protected]; Contact: Cateryne Rhéaume, [email protected]