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Apr 30
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TD Q2 2025 Earnings Report
TD reported strong Q2 results driven by the sale of Schwab shares, despite restructuring and AML-related headwinds.
Key Takeaways
TD Bank Group posted solid Q2 2025 performance with a significant boost from the sale of its Schwab investment. Adjusted earnings were slightly down year-over-year due to higher provisions and restructuring costs, but core Canadian banking and trading businesses remained strong.
Reported net income surged to CAD 11.1B, reflecting an $8.6B gain on the Schwab sale
Adjusted net income was CAD 3.6B, down 4% YoY
Canadian Personal & Commercial Banking saw solid loan and deposit growth
U.S. operations impacted by balance sheet restructuring and AML remediation costs
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TD expects stable Canadian margins, further restructuring progress, and continued AML remediation investment to shape results through the rest of fiscal 2025.
Positive Outlook
- Canadian NIM expected to remain stable in Q3
- Loan and deposit growth continuing in core markets
- Wholesale trading and underwriting momentum
- Strong capital position with CET1 at 14.9%
- Digital banking and client experience investments progressing
Challenges Ahead
- U.S. balance sheet restructuring to weigh on income
- AML remediation costs expected to continue into 2026
- Higher PCL from credit migration and macro overlays
- Non-interest expenses rising due to governance and tech investments
- Weaker U.S. growth and FX headwinds may impact revenue