2013-07-03
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The staff of the Division of Corporation Finance will not recommend that the Commission take enforcement action under the Securities Act of 1933 if the Bank of Montreal offers and sells covered bonds and a related guarantee on a registered basis pursuant to a shelf registration statement on Form F-3. This no-action relief applies to the Bank's plan to issue covered bonds under its Global Registered Covered Bond Program in the United States, where the bonds are direct, unsecured obligations of the Bank and unconditionally guaranteed by a special purpose guarantor. The structure involves a cover pool of residential mortgage loans and other permitted assets held by the guarantor to secure the guarantee, subject to specific regulatory requirements under Canadian law.
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ALLEN & OVERY
Allen & Overy LLP
1221 Avenue of the Americas
Am) Starr New York NY 10020 hi ~ Office of Capita l Markets Tre nds Tel 212 610 6300 Division of Co rporati o n Finance Fax 212 610 6399 Un ited States Securities and Exc hange Commiss ion Di rec t line 212 610 6309 I 00 F Street, N.E. Washington, D.C. 20549 Our ref 00 I 393 5-0000044 NY: I 60 I I 08 I. I 6 Ju ly3.2013 Rc: Bank of Montreal Dea r Ms. Starr:
On beha lf of our client, the Bank o f Montreal (the Issuer or the Bank), we are writing to request the advice of the staff of the Div is ion o f Co rp oration Finance (the Division) o f the Securities and Exchange Commi ss ion (t he Commiss ion) with rega rd to the Bank's plan s to o ffer and sell covered bonds in the United States purs uant to a reg istration sta teme nt fil ed with the Commi ssion.
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