Markets Plus

This episode from BMO's IN Tune podcast focuses on how the AI/data center build out is contributing to a new era of electricity demand.

In our latest Markets Plus episode, host Warren Estey, Head of Investment Banking, sat down with Kevin Sherlock, Head of Leveraged Finance and Private Capital and Mike George, Head of the Financial Sponsors Group, to discuss the Leveraged Finance markets broadly and Financial Sponsor activity in particular in our Q2 investment banking podcast.

This episode dives into the benefits of energy-efficient upgrades to help homeowners make informed choices that can reduce energy costs, improve comfort and contribute to a healthier environment. Host: Ashish Arora, Regional Vice President of Specialized Sales Group, BMO. Guests: Paul Doucet, Principal Architect at Sustainable; Sarah Grant, Certified Energy Auditor, and Founder of Goldfinch Energy; Lori Zucchiatti O'Neill and Michael O'Neill, homeowners that have retrofitted their home.

In this episode from BMO’s IN Tune Podcast, host Camilla Sutton is joined by Kelly Bania, Joel Jackson, Doug Morrow and Andrew Strelzik to discuss the takeaways from BMO’s 19th Annual Farm to Market Conference and stretches across the food and agriculture value chain.

Alan Tannenbaum, CEO of BMO Capital Markets, recently joined a panel at the Milken Global Conference 2024 in Los Angeles to discuss the M&A market, moderated by Bloomberg Television’s Romaine Bostick.

The economic outlook remains complicated. On the one hand, the U.S. and Canadian economies have exhibited remarkable resilience. On the other hand, inflation remains stubbornly high despite central banks’ best efforts, and that’s delaying the start of expected interest rate cuts. In such a fluid situation, what are corporate treasury departments to do?

Our experts share their take on how the key elements of this year’s budget may affect the economic outlook over the next 12 months, and an overview of the most significant personal and small business income tax measures announced in the budget. 

The macro environment is opaque and has many crosswinds, including the evolving Central bank policy, uneven global economic growth, geopolitical tension, and the upcoming U.S. presidential election. Yet stocks saw solid gains in the first quarter. Hear from Warren Estey in Markets Plus to learn why and what he sees developing across markets throughout the rest of the year. 

Learn why a BloombergNEF analyst is not so worried about the slowdown in global electric vehicle (EV) sales.

In this episode from Macro Horizons, Ian Lyngen, Ben Jeffery, and Vail Hartman bring you their thoughts on the U.S. Rates market for the week of March 18th, 2024.