Breaking News: Toronto Dominion Bank Reports Disappointing 2Q Adjusted Earnings, Missing Estimates

• TD Bank reported adjusted EPS of C$1.94, missing estimates of C$2.08.
• Provision for credit losses was C$599 million, lower than the estimated C$708.8 million.
• Common equity Tier 1 ratio was 15.3%, compared to an estimate of 15.5%.
• Efficiency ratio was 56.5%, with an adjusted efficiency ratio of 53.4%.
• Net income was C$3.35 billion, with Canadian personal and commercial net income at C$1.63 billion, US retail net income at C$1.41 billion, wealth management & insurance net income at C$563 million, and wholesale banking net income at C$150 million.
• Revenue was C$12.37 billion, exceeding estimates of C$12.21 billion.
• Book value per share was C$57.04, higher than the estimated C$55.97.
• Analysts’ ratings for TD Bank are 13 buys, 5 holds, and 1 sell.
• Due to the termination of the First Horizon merger agreement and a deterioration in the macroeconomic environment, the Bank does not expect to meet its medium-term adjusted EPS growth target range of 7-10%.

Toronto Dominion Bank on Smartkarma

The independent investment research network Smartkarma has recently published research on Toronto Dominion Bank from Baptista Research. The report, titled “Toronto Dominion Bank: Initiation of Coverage – The Cowen Acquisition & Other Drivers“, gave a ‘Buy’ rating and highlighted the bank’s strong performance in Q1. The report noted that the bank had delivered an all-around beat, making it a sound investment option.

The research report from Baptista Research is just one of many on Smartkarma providing insights into Toronto Dominion Bank. Smartkarma provides a platform for top independent analysts to publish their research on companies like Toronto Dominion Bank, giving investors access to a range of perspectives and analysis.

A look at Toronto Dominion Bank‘s Smart Scores

Toronto Dominion Bank (TD) is a leading financial services provider with operations in Canada and overseas. According to Smartkarma Smart Scores, TD has strong value and momentum, with a score of 4 and 3 respectively. TD’s dividend score is also relatively strong at 3, while its resilience and growth scores are lower at 2 and 3 respectively. This reflects the bank’s commitment to providing reliable services and long-term growth potential.

Overall, TD has a strong outlook for the future, with a wide range of banking and advisory services, and a commitment to providing long-term value to its customers. The bank is well-positioned to take advantage of any changes in the market, and to continue to provide reliable services and long-term growth potential for its customers.

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