BMO Financial Group Unveils Quarterly Dividend Announcements

BMO Financial Group's Dividend Declarations
Bank of Montreal, commonly known as BMO Financial Group, recently reported an announcement regarding their dividends, aiming to provide clarity for investors and shareholders alike. This financial update indicates the stability of the institution's dividend payouts for the upcoming quarter.
Quarterly Dividend Breakdown
The Board of Directors at BMO Financial Group declared a quarterly dividend of $1.63 per share for paid-up common shares, marking consistency with the previous quarter's payout. This announcement underscores the bank’s commitment to maintaining shareholder value amidst economic fluctuations.
Details on Various Preferred Shares
Alongside the common share dividends, the Board also specified the dividends for Class B Preferred Shares. These include:
- $0.426 per share on paid-up Class B Preferred Shares Series 44;
- $36.865 per share on paid-up Class B Preferred Shares Series 50;
- $35.285 per share on paid-up Class B Preferred Shares Series 52.
Payment Schedule for Shareholders
The dividends for common shares are set to be distributed on November 26, with the record date being October 30. Similarly, dividends for Class B Preferred Shares Series 44 will be payable on November 25 to shareholders on record by October 30. The preparations for these distributions reflect BMO's dedication to its investor community.
Eligibility and Reinvestment Options
All mentioned dividends are designated as "eligible" under the Income Tax Act of Canada, providing favorable tax treatment for shareholders. Additionally, common shareholders who prefer to reinvest their dividends can opt into the Bank's Shareholder Dividend Reinvestment and Share Purchase Plan. This provides an opportunity to purchase additional shares at market prices, allowing for potential growth in their investments.
Registration and Participation Process
Registered shareholders interested in participating must ensure that their Enrollment Forms are submitted to Computershare Trust Company by November 3. Those who have beneficial or non-registered shares need to communicate with their financial institutions well in advance to ensure they meet the necessary deadlines.
Further Information and Resources
BMO Financial Group provides straightforward access to more information about their dividend plan. Shareholders can learn about enrollment and the specifics of the dividend reinvestment plan by visiting their official website.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the amount declared for the common share dividend?
The declared amount for the common share dividend is $1.63 per share.
When will the dividends be distributed?
Dividends for common shares will be paid on November 26, while Class B Preferred Shares Series 44 will be paid on November 25.
Who qualifies for the eligible dividends?
All shareholders of BMO Financial Group will qualify for the eligible dividends under the Income Tax Act of Canada.
Can shareholders receive additional shares instead of cash dividends?
Yes, shareholders can elect to reinvest their cash dividends in additional common shares through the Bank's Shareholder Dividend Reinvestment and Share Purchase Plan.
What is the deadline for enrollment in the dividend reinvestment plan?
The enrollment forms must be received by November 3 to participate in the dividend reinvestment plan.
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