Key Points – TD Bank posted a strong fiscal Q2 2026, with adjusted EPS up 21% year over year and return on equity rising to 14.4%.
Management said the bank is on track to beat its full-year targets if current macro conditions hold. – Core businesses showed broad revenue and loan growth, including record results in Canadian Personal and Commercial Banking and strong gains in U.S
Banking. TD also raised its quarterly dividend by CAD 0.04 to CAD 1.12 per share. – Cost discipline, AI gains, and stable credit performance remained key positives. TD said it is ahead of its structural cost-reduction and AI value targets, while credit losses stayed within guidance and AML remediation costs are expected to decline later in the year. – Airplane Maintenance Companies That Keep Flights Moving Are Ready to Soar Toronto Dominion Bank (NYSE:TD), which operates as TD Bank Group, reported what executives described as a strong second quarter for fiscal 2026, driven by revenue growth across several businesses, margin expansion, expense discipline and stable credit performance.
Chief Executive Officer Raymond Chun said adjusted earnings per share rose 21% from a year earlier, while return on equity increased more than 200 basis points to 14.4%. Chun said the bank is “on track to outperform” its fiscal 2026 targets of 6% to 8% EPS growth and 13% ROE, assuming current macroeconomic conditions continue. – Peloton Stock Is Rallying, But Can It Deliver Another 70% Upside? The bank also announced a CAD 0.04 increase to its dividend, bringing the quarterly payout to CAD 1.12 per share.