
TD Bank is the retail banking brand of TD Bank, N.A., wholly owned by Toronto-Dominion Bank (NYSE/TSX: TD). Launched under its current name in 2009 after the TD Banknorth-Commerce Bank merger, it operates approximately 1,100 branches from Maine to Florida. In September 2026 it announced plans for 100 new branches by 2028 while remaining under a $434 billion asset cap imposed after its 2024 money laundering guilty plea.
Parent Company
Acquired
2008
Status
Publicly Traded
Headquarters
| Brand | Parent Company | Ownership Type |
|---|---|---|
| TD Bank | TD Bank, N.A. | Subsidiary |
The lineage runs through Portland Savings Bank, founded in Maine in 1852, which became Peoples Heritage Bank and then Banknorth, a New England consolidator. TD Bank Group bought into Banknorth in 2004 and took full control in 2007.
Commerce Bank, founded by Vernon Hill in 1973 in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, revolutionized U.S. retail banking with extended hours, weekend service, free coin counting, and a retail-store mentality. TD acquired Commerce in 2008 for about $8.5 billion and merged it with TD Banknorth, launching the unified TD Bank brand in 2009 with the "America's Most Convenient Bank" positioning drawn from Commerce's playbook.
The brand's darkest chapter arrived October 10, 2024, when TD Bank pleaded guilty to money laundering conspiracy and Bank Secrecy Act failures, paying ~$3.09 billion and accepting a $434 billion asset cap and independent monitorship after regulators found drug traffickers and fentanyl-money networks had exploited its compliance gaps.
As of September 2026, the brand is in recovery mode: AML remediation has entered its validation and sustainability phase, fiscal 2026 remediation spending was guided to $550 million, and the bank announced 100 new branches through 2028 concentrated in the Northeast, Florida, and the Carolinas.
Is TD Bank a subsidiary of a bigger company?
Yes. TD Bank, N.A. is the U.S. banking subsidiary of Toronto-Dominion Bank, Canada's second-largest bank, headquartered in Toronto and listed on the NYSE and TSX under TD.
Is TD Bank publicly traded?
Not separately. Parent TD Bank Group trades under TD on the NYSE and TSX.
When was TD Bank founded?
The U.S. charter traces to Portland Savings Bank (1852). The modern TD Bank formed in 2008-2009 when TD Banknorth combined with Commerce Bank.
Who owns TD Bank in 2026?
Toronto-Dominion Bank wholly owns TD Bank. Leo Salom heads U.S. banking; Raymond Chun leads TD Bank Group.
Why is TD Bank under an asset cap?
In October 2024, TD pleaded guilty to AML program failures and money laundering conspiracy, paying ~$3.09 billion. The OCC capped combined U.S. bank assets at $434 billion with an independent monitor until remediation is validated.
Is TD Bank still expanding?
Yes. In September 2026 the bank announced 100 new branches through 2028, focused on the Northeast plus Florida and the Carolinas, subject to regulatory approval.
The brand carries the weight of the 2024 AML scandal, the largest such bank failure in U.S. history by plea status. Prosecutors documented failures to monitor over $18 trillion in transactions and accounts exploited by criminal networks. The case triggered congressional hearings, monitor oversight, and sustained reputational repair efforts.
Consumer-facing controversies include a 2020 CFPB penalty for inaccurate consumer credit reporting and periodic overdraft-fee criticism common to big retail banks. Branch closures under optimization programs have drawn local objections in legacy markets.
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