Indigenous Banking Unit
Committed to providing communities with better access to financial products and services.
We are committed to doubling the size of our Indigenous Banking business from $4B to $8B by 2025 and we will contribute to nearly $15 million to dozens of charitable and non-profit organizations over the next 10 years
We are committed to doubling the size of our Indigenous Banking business from $4B to $8B by 2025 and we will contribute to nearly $15 million to dozens of charitable and non-profit organizations over the next 10 years
BMO’s Indigenous Banking Unit has been focused on one main goal: to contribute to the economic growth and empowerment of Indigenous communities, businesses and individuals across Canada. Established in 1992 by Ron Jamieson, a member of the Mohawk Nation from Six Nations in southern Ontario and an Order of Canada recipient.
Through our 13 full-service branches, one business office on-reserve and 20 ABMs, we make financial products and services more accessible to nearly 250 Indigenous communities throughout Canada. We’re growing every year and are now more than halfway to our goal with over $6B in deposits, loans, and investments.
Committed to providing communities with better access to financial products and services.
Allowing us to deliver leading products and services that meet our customers’ needs – making us a stronger and more innovative company.
Learn more about Indigenous customer experiences at BMO.