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January 24, 2013
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BMO chief economist Sherry Cooper on retirement (and the bad boys of Bay Street)
A star was born 30 years ago, when a petite young U.S. economist moved to Toronto to join brokerage firm Burns Fry. Smart, stylish and tough, Sherry Cooper became the belle of Bay Street. Burns Fry was acquired by Bank of Montreal in 1994, and Cooper rose to become the bank’s chief economist in 2006….
Bank of Montreal chief economist Sherry Cooper is retiring after a 30-year career at BMO Financial Group. Bank of Montreal chief economist Sherry Cooper is retiring after a 30-year career at BMO Financial Group. Cooper, an executive vice-president, plans to step down effective Jan. 30, the bank announced Monday. “Sherry has built a reputation throughout…
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