Bank of Montreal Announces Pre-Stabilisation for EUR 1 Billion Notes
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Bank Of Montreal ( (TSE:BMO)) has issued an update.
Bank of Montreal's London Branch has announced a pre-stabilisation notice for the issuance of EUR 1,000,000,000 Callable Fixed-to-Floating rate notes due January 2032. The stabilisation period is set to begin on July 2, 2025, and may last up to 30 days. The bank's stabilising manager may engage in market activities to support the securities' price, although such actions are not guaranteed. This move reflects the bank's strategic efforts to manage market conditions and investor expectations in the European financial markets.
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