Toronto-Dominion Bank Prices $2.5 Billion in Senior Medium-Term Notes Across Three Tranches

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The Toronto-Dominion Bank announced the pricing of $2.5 billion in senior medium-term notes across three tranches, including a $600 million floating rate offering and two fixed-rate offerings.

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• Debt Offering Priced

  The Toronto-Dominion Bank priced US$600 million in floating rate senior medium-term notes due 2028.

• Concurrent Offerings Total $2.5 Billion

  The bank also announced concurrent offerings of US$1 billion and US$900 million in fixed-rate senior medium-term notes, bringing the total capital raised to US$2.5 billion.

• Standard Terms

  The notes were issued at 100% of principal amount, with the floating rate notes tied to Compounded SOFR plus 58 basis points.

• Canadian Bail-in Provisions

  The notes are subject to Canadian bail-in provisions, a standard regulatory feature for Canadian bank debt.

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This debt issuance represents a substantial capital raise for The Toronto-Dominion Bank, totaling $2.5 billion across three tranches of senior medium-term notes. For a large financial institution, such offerings are a routine part of managing its capital structure, funding operations, and maintaining liquidity. The notes are priced at par, indicating standard market conditions for the issuance. Investors should note the floating rate nature of the $600 million tranche and the fixed rates for the concurrent offerings, which will impact the bank's interest expense profile.