BMO Launches Additional Canadian Depositary Receipts (CDRs), Expanding Its Line-up to Include Heineken, Sanofi and AXA
- BMO's CDRs trade on a Canadian exchange in Canadian dollars and offer enhanced portfolio diversification opportunities for Canadian investors by enabling them to obtain exposure to shares of international companies
BMO's new CDRs will trade under the following tickers:
Company |
CDR Ticker |
Jurisdiction |
Ordinary Shares |
AXA |
|
Ordinary Shares |
SAN |
|
Société Générale SA Ordinary Shares |
SOCG |
|
Common Shares |
RHM |
|
Ordinary Shares |
HEIA |
|
For more information on BMO's CDRs, please visit www.bmocdrs.com.
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