Media Advisory - BMO Capital Markets to Open Trading on Toronto Stock
Exchange to Launch Fifth Annual Equity Through Education Trading Day
All institutional equity trading commissions earned tomorrow by BMO Capital Markets to be donated to charities that support education and diversity
BMO Capital Markets is proud to once again donate all of the North American institutional equity commissions earned tomorrow to support nine organizations in
Now in its fifth year, Equity Through Education has raised a total of
"The people ETE supports, clearly have the ambition to succeed," said
Miller along with
"TSX is pleased to welcome BMO Capital Markets and we are proud to support this very worthwhile initiative," said Robert Fortheringham, Senior Vice President, Trading, TSX Markets, who will be hosting the market open ceremony.
To learn more about Equity Through Education visit http://www.bmocm.com/equitythrougheducation The nine charities that BMO Capital Markets supports through Equity Through Education are: - Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation (CMSF) - The Financial Women's Association - Foundation for the Advancement of Aboriginal Youth (FAAY) - The Jackie Robinson Foundation - National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation - The National Educational Association of Disabled Students (NEADS) - The Pathways to Education Program - YAI/National Institute for People With Disabilities Network - Youth in Motion's Top 20 Under 20 Program
A photo of BMO Capital Markets opening the market will be available on the
About BMO's Charitable Giving
Equity Through Education(R), is a charitable initiative launched by BMO Capital Markets in 2005 to help people realize their educational ambitions by giving them the means to pursue those goals.
For more than 190 years, BMO Financial Group has believed in reinvesting in the communities it serves. In 2008, BMO Financial Group contributed
For further information: Media Contacts: Kim Hanson, Toronto, [email protected], (416) 867-3996; Ronald Monet, Montréal, [email protected], (514) 877-1101; Laurie Grant, Vancouver, [email protected], (604) 665-7596; Internet: www.bmocm.com
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