The Financial Post reports in its Saturday edition that Bank of Montreal is moving toward four days in the office starting in the fall, joining some of its Bay Street peers. A Canadian Press dispatch to the Post says that by mid-September, BMO expects employees in the office four days per week, where real estate capacity permits. BMO has over the past decade invested in workplaces designed to maximize team performance by promoting collaboration, problem solving, mentorship, innovation and career development. Bank of Nova Scotia and Royal Bank of Canada previously committed to similar moves with both lenders saying the change will start in September, which they believe will improve operations. Scotiabank says it thinks the move will improve collaboration, engagement and culture, while RBC says in-person work is vital for its long-term success. National Bank and CIBC have said their number of in-office days depends on each team and the role of employees.