Stefanie Marotta is a Banking Reporter at The Globe and Mail. She specializes in covering the banking and financial services sectors, with a keen focus on capital markets, economic policy, and the broader global and local economies. Her work has been featured in various reputable publications, including the Sudbury Star, Financial Post, and Bloomberg News.
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Stefanie's coverage revolves around the finance and economy sector, particularly focusing on banking and financial institutions in Canada. She frequently includes data citations, government announcements, press releases, and investment analysis in her articles.
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Bank of Montreal (BMO) has appointed Tim Cox as its new U.S. country head and chief executive of its U.S. subsidiaries, effective Nov. 1, replacing Darrel Hackett, who will become executive vice-chair and senior advisor. Hackett, a BMO veteran of more than 22 years, helped develop the bank's North American growth strategy and previously led its U.S. wealth management and business banking operations. Cox currently serves as BMO's U.S. general counsel and brings extensive experience in regulatory affairs, security and legal matters.
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