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July 08, 2025

Virtual AI Assistant To Help Power TD Securities

Today, TD Bank Group announced the launch of the TD Securities Artificial Intelligence (AI) Virtual Assistant, a proprietary generative AI-powered chatbot. Initially launching as a pilot, the TDS AI Virtual Assistant is designed to help augment the productivity and effectiveness of TD Securities ("TDS") Front Office Institutional Sales, Trading, and Research professionals. By streamlining daily tasks, the virtual assistant will help to significantly enhance the value these colleagues can bring to their client interactions.

June 17, 2025

Canadians grade themselves a 'C' in AI knowledge and proficiency, TD survey finds

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is fast becoming integrated into Canadians' everyday lives. Yet when it comes to understanding and trusting the technology, there is room to grow. A new North American survey commissioned by TD ("TD" or the "Bank") and Ipsos reveals while many Canadians may be more capable with AI than they think, low levels of trust and limited familiarity could be holding them back from fully embracing its potential.

June 11, 2025

TD Announces Launch of Groundbreaking Predictive Foundation Model

Today, TD Bank Group announced the launch of TD AI Prism, a new industry-leading AI foundation model. This cutting-edge model is set to redefine how the Bank will be able to predict customer needs and personalize their banking experiences.

April 22, 2025

TD Announces Opening of New Layer 6 Office in New York City

As AI continues to transform how businesses operate, TD Bank Group today announced it will open a new Layer 6 office in New York City.

March 13, 2025

TD empowers Canadian youth with engaging financial education through innovative gaming

A recent TD survey found 86 percent of Canadian parents with children under 18 agreed that interactive games that teach finances, or animated videos explaining financial concepts, could make learning about finances more fun for kids. By comparison, only 22 percent of parents surveyed felt the same about financial literacy books, emphasizing the belief that virtual experiences have a greater impact on their children when it comes to improving their financial knowledge.