Bank of Montreal
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Intrinsic Value
The intrinsic value of 
Bank of Montreal (BZZ) under the Base Case is 132.59 EUR per share.
Compared with the current market price of 153.32 EUR, the stock appears
Overvalued by 14% .
The intrinsic value is calculated using the DCF method.
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Cheap or expensive for this stock?
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Fundamental Analysis
What Bank of Montreal Does
Bank of Montreal, better known as BMO, is a large North American bank that takes deposits, makes loans, and helps people and companies move and manage money. It serves retail customers through checking and savings accounts, mortgages, credit cards, and personal loans, and it also serves businesses with commercial lending, cash management, and other banking services.
- Headquarters
- Canada CA
- Employees
- 53 234
- IPO date
- Mar 17, 1980
Bank of Montreal has a narrow economic moat
Moving linked accounts and payment arrangements takes work, giving BMO a reason to keep customers beyond simply offering the cheapest service. Its established deposit base also provides relatively inexpensive money to lend, making it harder for smaller competitors to match its economics. These protections are limited because major Canadian rivals offer similar services, while its American business faces broader competition.
Read the full moat analysisWhat is the Intrinsic Value of one BZZ stock?
The intrinsic value for Bank of Montreal (BZZ) under the Base Case is 132.59 EUR.
Is BZZ stock undervalued or overvalued?
Compared with the current market price of 153.32 EUR, the stock appears Overvalued by 14% .
