Senior Finance Analyst
About the job
- An undergraduate degree is required.
- At least 5 years of relevant experience is required.
- In-depth expertise in the supported business domain or field of specialty, with working knowledge of related areas.
- Specialized and/or advanced technical or finance knowledge for the assigned area.
- A good understanding of financial accounting or related operational policies and procedures.
- Ability to research and investigate financial accounting, audit, operational, and reporting issues.
- Ability to solve complex problems involving multiple variables and consult with multiple stakeholders.
- Ability to interpret guidelines, standards, policies, and analytical results to inform senior-level decision-making.
- Ability to conduct financial analysis, evaluate business performance against established reference points, and assess program or policy effectiveness.
- Ability to provide finance accounting, reporting, or operational guidance to management, business partners, and stakeholders.
- Ability to analyze financial data and develop dashboards that illustrate business trends and identify opportunities.
- Ability to coordinate or consolidate financial information requests among Finance teams, stakeholders, external parties, regulators, or auditors.
- Knowledge of specialized procedures or issues such as tax, accounting principles, reconciliation, reporting, financial controls, and finance processes.
- Ability to identify and investigate data and analytics issues, variances, risks, and opportunities.
- Ability to conduct internal and external research and support presentations or communications to management or broader audiences.
- Ability to monitor service and productivity, assess efficiency, and implement process and performance improvements.
- Ability to support remediation plans addressing performance, risk, or governance issues.
- Ability to maintain confidentiality and comply with internal and external requirements, financial controls, segregation of duties, transaction approvals, and asset controls.
- Ability to keep current with emerging issues, trends, regulatory requirements, and relevant tools and techniques.
- Ability to work independently as a senior technical lead and guide others in the area of expertise.
- Ability to coordinate and integrate work with other areas as needed and build alignment with stakeholders when leading projects and activities.
- Conduct ongoing analysis, evaluation, and review of business performance and initiatives against established reference points, such as plans, prior-year results, and business cases.
- Provide finance accounting, reporting, or operational advice and guidance to Finance Management, business partners, and relevant stakeholders.
- Use knowledge of business strategies to produce analysis and materials that support the creation and development of business goals and objectives.
- Develop analyses and dashboards to illustrate business trends and identify business opportunities.
- Coordinate or consolidate financial information needs and requests among Finance teams, stakeholders, external parties, regulators, and auditors.
- Provide relevant financial information, data, and guidance on specialized procedures and issues to the business or functional unit.
- Identify variances and contribute to the analysis, due diligence, execution, or implementation of initiatives, acquisitions, and business restructurings within the area of responsibility.
- Work with FinOps or Specialized Finance teams to improve operational activities, including report production, system queries, process mapping, specialized tracking, analysis, and transactional procedural support.
- Follow enterprise frameworks and methodologies relevant to the business area.
- Ensure programs, policies, and practices are managed effectively, meet business needs, comply with requirements, and align with business priorities.
- Investigate data and analytics issues and escalate matters when appropriate.
- Participate in cross-functional and enterprise initiatives to identify risk.
- Conduct research projects and support the development and delivery of presentations or communications to management and broader audiences.
- Conduct functional or enterprise-level analysis, draw conclusions, make recommendations, and assess the effectiveness of programs, policies, and practices.
- Monitor service and productivity, assess efficiency, and implement continuous process and performance improvements.
- Support remediation plans addressing performance, risk, and governance issues.
- Manage relationships across business lines and control functions to ensure alignment with enterprise and regulatory requirements.
- Maintain risk-based management and control practices aligned with risk appetite.
- Contribute subject-matter knowledge and participate in knowledge transfer within the team and business unit.
- Keep colleagues informed of project progress and relevant day-to-day information.
- Contribute to team capabilities through mentorship, knowledge sharing, and use of best practices.
- Develop productive working relationships with internal and external business partners and stakeholders.
- An accounting designation is preferred.
About the company
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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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- TD plans 100 new U.S. branches by 2028, with openings starting in 2027.
- Q3 2026 showed continued AML progress, supporting eventual regulatory relief and growth.
- TD's Melbourne $45.5 million construction loan shows active commercial real-estate lending demand.
What critics are saying
- TD's 2025 and 2026 breaches expose Social Security numbers, cards, and payroll records.
- TD's AML consent-order remediation still runs through 2027, with $550 million spent in 2026.
- Branch closures in places like London's Cherryhill push seniors to competitors and erode loyalty.
What makes TD Bank unique
- TD Bank pairs 1,100 U.S. branches with digital banking across Northeast, Florida, and Carolinas.
- TD joined six Canadian banks in tokenized-deposit pilots for faster cross-bank settlement.
- TD's U.S. deposit franchise still funds lending and wealth management across mass-market customers.
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Health Insurance
Paid Vacation
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Professional Development Budget
Mental Health Support
Wellness Program
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Mid Penn Bank names new senior leadership. Christopher Nestore will join the company as its new senior executive vice president and chief risk officer Rachel Curry, Contributing Writer // October 9, 2026 // Mid Penn Bank announced on Oct. 8 that Christopher Nestore will join the company as its new senior executive vice president and chief risk officer. Nestore comes from TD Bank, where he spent 11 years and most recently served as executive vice president and U.S. head of operational and model risk management. He brings with him 30 years of experience in financial services, enterprise risk, regulatory remediation, audit, governance and controls. He has held positions with Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, KPMG Consulting and Neuberger & Berman. At Mid Penn Bank, which is headquartered in Millersburg and operates 59 retail locations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Nestore's primary role will be to lead the bank's enterprise risk management. He reports directly to president and CEO Rory Ritrievi. "Chris brings an exceptional depth of experience across operational risk, regulatory oversight and governance, and we are thrilled to welcome him to our executive leadership team," Ritrievi said in a statement. "His strategic perspective, sound judgment and proven ability to build strong risk management programs will be instrumental as Mid Penn Bank continues to grow toward and potentially beyond $10 billion in assets." Currently, Mid Penn Bank, first founded in 1868, holds roughly $7 billion in assets. Nestore holds a master's degree in business administration from Villanova University. He also completed the advanced risk management program at The Wharton School. In his spare time, he supports disability inclusion initiatives and coaches youth sports to the special needs community, the company says.
Toronto-Dominion Bank completed a US$3.75 billion public offering of senior medium-term notes across four tranches. The issuance includes $1 billion in 5.198% notes due 2028, $400 million in floating rate notes due 2028, $1.1 billion in 5.473% notes due 2031, and $1.25 billion in 5.801% notes due 2036. The proceeds will support general corporate purposes, including potential hedging obligations and funding for affiliate TD Securities (USA) LLC. TD ranks as the sixth-largest bank in North America by assets, serving over 28.2 million customers. The bank maintains more than 14 million active mobile users across Canada and the US. As of 31 July 2026, TD reported C$2.1 trillion in assets.
TD Bank discloses new data breach affecting Massachusetts customers. TD Bank says a data security event may have exposed customers' Social Security numbers and financial information, the second such disclosure tied to the bank in recent years. TD Bank, the US retail banking arm of Toronto-Dominion Bank, disclosed a data breach that may have exposed customers' personal and financial information, according to a notice filed with the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation. Discover more Read Economics The bank said it recently discovered a data security event that may have resulted in unauthorized access to or disclosure of certain personal information in its possession, though it did not provide specific dates for when the event occurred or when it was discovered. The notice identified 54 Massachusetts residents as affected; TD Bank has not disclosed how many customers were affected nationwide. The bank said the information potentially exposed included names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, current and prior addresses, government-issued identification cards, Social Security cards, pay stubs, W-2 forms, financial account information and credit or debit card numbers. TD Bank is offering affected customers a complimentary two-year membership to Fraud-Defender, an identity monitoring service provided by Merchants Information Solutions, which customers can activate using enrollment steps included in their notification letter or by calling the company's customer service line, available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eastern time. The bank also said it would help customers close existing accounts and open new ones at no cost, and recommended that customers set up passwords on their accounts, regularly change online passwords and security questions, review account statements, and monitor their credit reports over the next 12 to 24 months. Customers can report suspicious activity or suspected identity theft to the bank by phone. The disclosure comes after a separate, earlier TD Bank data breach reported in February 2025, in which a former employee gained unauthorized access to customer information between August and December 2022. That incident, also disclosed to Massachusetts regulators, affected at least eight Massachusetts residents, though the total number of people affected nationwide was not disclosed. TD Bank said it terminated the employee responsible and worked with law enforcement and its corporate security team to investigate. Shamis & Gentile, a law firm specializing in data breach class actions, said it is investigating the current TD Bank breach. Discover more Train Managers Learn Engineering Government
Players in the news - september 2026. Phil Mack to be inducted into Victoria Sports Hall of Fame - dinner and ceremony on November 7th, 2026. There's a certain amount of irony in posting about one of Canada's greatest 7s players getting inducted into the Victoria Sports Hall of Fame a day after posting about Rugby Canada bringing someone over from Scotland to coach the Canada 7s team, but here Bcrugbynews is. The induction ceremony is being held November 7th at the Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort, the HoF announcement is here, tickets can be purchased here. Phil not only had an outstanding career as a national team XVs and 7s player, a UVic and JBAA player, he had a remarkable record coaching. He led BC to a national title as a player/coach then went to the MLR and led the Seattle Seawolves to two back to back championships as a player/coach. He was part of the Rugby Canada coaching team first with the Pacific Pride academy then as Attack Coach with the senior XVs team. Bcrugbynews has put a few photos from its archives below, also appended is the Greater Victoria Hall of Fame announcement. from Greater Victoria Sports Hall of Fame Five athletes, one coach, one official and one builder highlight the Class of 2026 Victoria, B.C. - The Greater Victoria Sports Hall of Fame Board of Directors are pleased to announce that five athletes, one coach, one official and one builder will be inducted into the Hall of Fame on November 7, 2026 at the Induction Dinner & Ceremony, presented by TD Bank. This year's inductees represent excellence across a wide range of sports and contributions to the sporting community - locally, nationally, and internationally. Each inductee has made an enduring impact on the sporting landscape of Greater Victoria and beyond. "This year is the 32nd induction ceremony and dinner for the Greater Victoria Sports Hall of Fame and this year's inductees are great champions of their sports," said Doug Jennings, President of the GVSHoF Board of Directors. "I look forward to celebrating their accomplishments on November 7, 2026 with their many friends and family members as well as our community members and supporters." Athletes being inducted this year include Ron Grahame (hockey), Phil Mack (rugby), Riley McCormick (diving), Melanie McQuaid (XTERRA and Triathlon) and Bruce Twamley (soccer). In the Coach category, Peter Vizsolyi (swimming), Official category, Keith Newell (athletics), and Builder category (Royal Victoria Yacht Club) are being inducted. Phil Mack - Athlete/Coach - Rugby Phil is one of the most accomplished and influential figures in Canadian rugby history, distinguished not only by his sustained excellence as an international athlete, professional player, and elite coach, but also by his exceptional leadership and character. A Victoria member and proud member of the Toquaht First Nation, Phil represented Canada at the highest level for more than a decade earning 59 caps with Canada's Senior Men's XV's team between 2009 and 2019 and competing at the 2015 and 2019 World Cups. He also appeared in 52 international tournaments with Canada's men's sevens program, becoming the most capped player in that program's history, winning gold medals at the 2011 and 2015 Pan American Games, and earning selection to the HSBC World Sevens Dream Team following Canada's best ever series finish in 2013-14. He played for the UVic Vikes and is a founding member and player/coach of the Seattle Seawolves which won back-to-back Major League Rugby Championships in 2018 and 2019. He was Head Coach and Technical Lead of Rugby Canada's Pacific Pride Development Academy and in 2024, he was appointed Attack Coach for Canada's Men's National Team. Phil is a role model within the Indigenous community and across BC sport.
TD Bank discloses new data breach affecting Massachusetts customers. TD Bank, the U.S. retail banking arm of Toronto-Dominion Bank, disclosed a data breach that may have exposed customers' personal and financial information, according to a notice filed with the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation. The bank said it recently discovered a data security event that may have resulted in unauthorized access to or disclosure of certain personal information in its possession, though it did not provide specific dates for when the event occurred or when it was discovered. The notice identified 54 Massachusetts residents as affected; TD Bank has not disclosed how many customers were affected nationwide. The bank said the information potentially exposed included names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, current and prior addresses, government-issued identification cards, Social Security cards, pay stubs, W-2 forms, financial account information and credit or debit card numbers. TD Bank is offering affected customers a complimentary two-year membership to Fraud-Defender, an identity monitoring service provided by Merchants Information Solutions, which customers can activate using enrollment steps included in their notification letter or by calling the company's customer service line, available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eastern time. The bank also said it would help customers close existing accounts and open new ones at no cost, and recommended that customers set up passwords on their accounts, regularly change online passwords and security questions, review account statements, and monitor their credit reports over the next 12 to 24 months. Customers can report suspicious activity or suspected identity theft to the bank by phone. The disclosure comes after a separate, earlier TD Bank data breach reported in February 2025, in which a former employee gained unauthorized access to customer information between August and December 2022. That incident, also disclosed to Massachusetts regulators, affected at least eight Massachusetts residents, though the total number of people affected nationwide was not disclosed. TD Bank said it terminated the employee responsible and worked with law enforcement and its corporate security team to investigate. Shamis & Gentile, a law firm specializing in data breach class actions, said it is investigating the current TD Bank breach.