Bank of Montreal’s Earnings Dip on Higher Provisions, Lower Interest Income

Bank of Montreal (BMO) reported weaker-than-expected third-quarter fiscal 2024 earnings, driven by a significant jump in provisions for credit losses and lower net interest income. While non-interest income and loan growth provided some support, BMO’s profitability ratios declined. However, the bank’s capital ratios improved, and its focus on restructuring strategies is expected to support future revenue growth.

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