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Overview of CCB and MCC
Accounts
Last Revised March 2012
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Overview of Different Models
Mutual Corporate Client (MCC)
Account
structure
Documentation
Forms
Implementation
Forms
Credit Risk
Controls
Information
Reporting
Client Of Correspondent Banking (CCB)
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Bank to bank agreement
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Client signs with BMO directly
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Your client signs the “Mutual Corporate client (MCC)
Authorization”
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Your client signs the appropriate BMO service agreement
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Account are jointly owned/controlled by you and your client
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You and your client both sign the “Agreement for CCB Accounts”
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You provide BMO with requisite account open material
You complete the appropriate BMO Implementation forms
gathering input from the client
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You complete the appropriate BMO Implementation forms gathering
input from the client
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Forms submitted either using paper, either via email or mail
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Forms submitted either using paper, either via email or mail
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Your clients can operate on a pre-funded or via credit lines
carved from your credit lines at BMO
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Your clients always operate with credit support from your lines at BMO
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Prefunding is not supported
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You have access to real time activity on their clients on BMO’s
Correspondent Banking portal CDA Web
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BMO can deliver MT940 or BAI file with previous day data to you
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Your clients have access to real time information online
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Online Banking for Business is slated for a private label
and single sign on capability in upcoming releases
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BMO can deliver MT940 or BAI file with previous day data
to you
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CBDS and MECH Accounts
CCB Service
MCC Equivalent
Comments
CBDS Accounts
Mech Accounts
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International Accounts
Domestic Accounts
CDA Web
Online Banking for Business
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Cash Letters
Branch Deposits
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Concentrator Deposit
Service
Firstbank Cash
Concentration Service
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International Payments
Incoming Wire Payments
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Provides access to Canadian banking
services
 Available in Canadian and US Dollars
Provides online access to financial and
transactional information
Provides a mechanism to submit bulk
deposits to accounts
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Provides a mechanism to make
deposits any BMO branch and have the
funds automatically transferred to a main
account
Provides the ability to receive funds
via wire payments (guaranteed, timely
deposits)
CBDS and MECH Accounts
CCB Service
MCC Equivalent
Comments
Wholesale Lockbox
Wholesale Lockbox
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Electronic Funds Transfer
(EFT) Credits
Electronic Funds Transfer
(EFT) Credit
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Electronic Funds Transfer
(EFT) Debits
Electronic Funds Transfer
(EFT) Debits
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Provides the ability to receive mail
payments into an account, including
reports
Provides the ability to create a file of
credit payments to be distributed
electronically either to BMO accounts or
to other Canadian banks
 Available in Canadian and US Dollars
Provides the ability to create a file of
debit transactions to be collected
electronically either from BMO accounts
or from other Canadian banks
 Available in Canadian and US Dollars
CBDS and MECH Accounts
CCB Service
MCC Equivalent
Comments
Drafts and Checks
Checks
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For CCB accounts: provides the
ability to issue checks or draw drafts
against the CCB account
For MCC accounts: provides the
ability to issue checks against the
account
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Information Reporting
Services:
Information Reporting:
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Host to Host
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FTF
MECH to SWIFT
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Provides the ability to receive bulk file
delivery of reports and information
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