BMO Names Tim Cox U.S. Country Head

By Public Technologies
  • BMO appointed Tim Cox U.S. country head, effective Nov. 1, 2026.
  • Cox will also become CEO of U.S. subsidiaries BMO Financial and BMO Bank.
  • He will report to Darryl White, join the executive committee and chair the U.S. management committee.
  • Cox joined the bank in 2010 and has served as U.S. general counsel since 2022.
  • Darrel Hackett transitions from U.S. CEO to executive vice-chair and senior advisor Nov. 1, following more than 22 years at the bank.


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