Full-Time
Posted on 9/27/2025
Offers banking, loans, and wealth management.
CA$76.8k - CA$115.2k/yr
Toronto, ON, Canada
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TD Bank provides a wide range of banking and financial services in North America for individuals, businesses, and corporations. Core offerings include checking and savings accounts, credit cards, loans, mortgages, investment products, and wealth management. TD Bank emphasizes digital banking through online and mobile apps that let customers manage money, pay bills, deposit checks, transfer funds, and manage cards. Revenue comes from interest on loans, service fees, and investment income. The company differentiates itself with a broad product lineup, large North American footprint, and integrated services for both personal and business customers, plus a focus on digital accessibility. Its goal is to be a leading, accessible financial institution that helps customers manage and grow their money through convenient, everyday banking and investment solutions.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
1955
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Amp Ballantyne receives new naming rights sponsor. Published April 7, 2026 at 4:38 PM EDT The Amp Ballantyne announced today that TD Bank is its new naming rights sponsor. The 5,000-person-capacity outdoor entertainment venue on the 500-plus Ballantyne campus will now be known as TD Amp Ballantyne. TD also plans to serve as the presenting sponsor of the venue's $15 ticket program. Woody is a Charlotte native who came to WFAE from the world of NASCAR where he was host of NASCAR Today for MRN Radio as well as a pit reporter, turn announcer and host of the NASCAR Live pre race show for Cup Series races. Before that, he was a news anchor at WBT radio in Charlotte, a traffic reporter, editor of The Charlotte Observer's University City Magazine, News/Sports Director at WEGO-AM in Concord and a Swiss Army knife in local cable television. His first job after graduating from Appalachian State University was news reporter at The Daily Independent in Kannapolis. Along the way he's covered everything from murder trials and a national political convention to high school sports and minor league baseball.
Vancouver hosts the 3rd u.s.-canada Chinatown Solidarity Summit from April 6-8. 3-day summit brings together 65 U.S. and canadian leaders to advance cross-border collaboration, economic revitalization, and cultural preservation. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, April 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - The Vancouver Chinatown Foundation, in partnership with The U.S. Consulate General in Vancouver and presented by TD Bank Group, will host the 2026 Chinatown Solidarity Summit from April 6-8 at the Chinatown Storytelling Centre, located in Vancouver's iconic Chinatown. The summit will bring together 65 leaders from 22 Chinatowns across the United States and Canada for a focused, solution-driven exchange on revitalization and the future of historic Chinatown communities. Chinatowns across the U.S. and Canada continue to face shared challenges, including economic pressures, declining foot traffic, and the need to preserve cultural identity in rapidly changing urban environments. The Summit will convene leaders from community organizations, business, and cultural institutions to share insights, strengthen cross-border partnerships, and explore practical solutions to support long-term sustainability. It will serve as an important opportunity to discuss what has been accomplished since the last meeting hosted by Welcome to Chinatown in New York in 2024 (Report here) and before that in Vancouver in 2023 (Report here). "The future of Chinatowns depends on our ability to come together, share ideas and learnings, and work collaboratively across cities, sectors, and borders," said Carol Lee, Chair of the Vancouver Chinatown Foundation. "We're excited to share the progress we have made in the last 3 years since first hosting. Through the Solidarity Summit, we are bringing leaders together to share knowledge, strengthen partnerships, and build a collective path forward towards revitalization to ensure these communities continue to grow for generations to come." The program will feature panels and discussions on cultural preservation, economic empowerment, and coalition building, including: * Cultural and Historical Preservation/Reinvention * Economic Empowerment for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses * Strengthening Partnerships: Coalition Building for Systemic Solutions Participants will also take part in tours of Vancouver's Chinatown, including visits to the Foundation's gold standard community housing project Bob & Michael's Place, a landmark development that now provides more than 300 residents with safe, affordable homes and serves as a blueprint for physical revitalization that other Chinatowns can replicate. The Summit offers the opportunity to showcase the Vancouver Chinatown Foundation's broader revitalization efforts, including the Chinatown Impact Fund, a dedicated initiative aimed at supporting the longevity and growth of 100+ local businesses while preserving Chinatown's unique cultural identity. Delegates will also hear about Light Up Chinatown! Festival, now in its 6th year, has become a template for attracting younger generations and visitors to Chinatown businesses and culture. Held in partnership with the U.S. Consulate General in Vancouver, the 2026 Summit supports the ongoing revitalization of Chinatown communities and strengthens connections between them across the U.S. and Canada. "The United States Consulate General in Vancouver has been a strong supporter of these important cross-border conversations since they began in 2023," U.S. Consul General Shawn Crowley said. "By working together, leaders on both sides of the border can make their communities safer, stronger, and more prosperous to the benefit of people in the United States and in Canada." About the Vancouver Chinatown Foundation: The Vancouver Chinatown Foundation is a registered charity committed to the revitalization of Chinatown, one of Canada's most iconic neighbourhoods in the historic heart of Vancouver. The Foundation builds more resilient and inclusive communities by promoting the well-being of those in need, while preserving Chinatown's irreplaceable cultural heritage. Learn more at chinatownfoundation.org
Toronto-Dominion Bank has been highlighted by Jefferies as a leader in AI adoption, targeting CA$500 million in revenue and expense improvements through automation. Institutional investors have increased their ownership stake to 52.37%, signalling confidence in the bank's technology-driven strategy. TD's AI initiatives include investments in TD AI Prism, Layer 6 development and a Wealth Virtual Assistant. The bank projects CA$55.4 billion in revenue and CA$15.8 billion in earnings by 2029, though this implies annual revenue declines of 5.7%. Analysts note that whilst AI-driven efficiency represents a key catalyst, TD faces elevated compliance, anti-money laundering and cybersecurity risks as it expands its digital operations. Simply Wall St Community members value TD's fair value between CA$122 and CA$190, representing potential upside from current levels.
A new report from TD Bank finds that 83% of employed respondents now use AI-powered tools at work, up 20 percentage points from last year. Adoption increased for both employer-provided tools (75%) and independently accessed tools (78%). The survey of over 2,500 consumers reveals that whilst 55% use AI to help manage finances, up from 10% last year, only 18% would trust AI to make financial recommendations entirely on its own. Most prefer AI to surface insights whilst humans retain final decision-making authority. Trust is building gradually, with 62% of respondents saying they trust AI to provide honest and reliable information, up from roughly half last year. TD Bank has approximately 2,500 employees working on AI development and has partnered with Columbia University for executive AI training.
Toronto-Dominion Bank completed a €1.50 billion fixed-to-floating senior covered bond offering due 2031 and launched TD Easy Trade, a mobile app offering up to 100 commission-free trades annually with no account fees or minimum balance requirements. The dual announcements highlight TD's strategy of reshaping both its capital structure through secured euro-denominated funding and its retail distribution model via a low-barrier digital platform targeting newer and younger investors. The bank has also been actively managing capital, having repurchased 80.2 million shares under its current normal course issuer bid. However, TD's narrative projects significant headwinds, with revenue forecast to decline 5.7% annually to CA$55.4 billion by 2029, whilst earnings are expected to decrease from CA$21.2 billion to CA$15.8 billion over the same period.