TD Bank stock: US expansion targets 100 new branches by 2028

Toronto-Dominion Bank is putting US growth back on the agenda after a pause linked to anti-money-laundering remediation. A Ground News summary of a MarketBeat report says TD plans to open 100 new US branches by the end of calendar 2028, subject to regulatory approval.

Branch plan brings growth back

Leo Salom, TD's head of US banking, said the expansion strategy is moving forward after the remediation period. The proposed additions would give the bank a longer-term route to deepen its US presence, but the plan does not establish the timing of individual openings or their financial contribution.

For investors, the branch strategy therefore remains tied to two execution tests: regulatory clearance and the bank's ability to meet supervisory requirements while expanding. The US asset cap and continuing compliance work remain important constraints on the pace of growth.

Compliance remains a central test

The renewed expansion effort places TD's US ambitions alongside its remediation obligations. Progress in the compliance program may determine whether the bank can convert the planned network growth into broader deposits, lending activity and earnings over time.

TD Bank stock traded at 112.05 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 5:01 p.m. CET on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The real-time quote of TD Bank stock is available separately.

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