Tony Comper

Tony Comper

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Tony Comper is a prominent Canadian banker who served as the president and CEO of the Bank of Montreal from 1997 to 2007. He is known for his significant contributions to the bank's technological advancements, including the creation of a real-time online banking network that greatly enhanced customer service. Comper has authored a book titled 'Personal Account,' in which he shares insights from his extensive career in banking, particularly regarding the challenges and successes of integrating new technologies into banking operations.

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Canada Canada: Tony Comper, former president and chief executive officer of the Bank of Montreal, played a critical role in introducing new tech into BMO from 1967 to 2007. 8

The Globe and Mail: Tech-eager Canadian banks are coming for AI with gusto