Toronto Dominion Bank (The) (TD) Covered Calls

Toronto Dominion Bank (The) covered calls TD Bank Group is a top-six North American financial institution, providing retail, small business, and commercial banking services. In 2026, the bank is executing a "Canada-centric" strategy following a $3.09 billion U.S. regulatory settlement and the divestiture of its Charles Schwab stake. Under CEO Raymond Chun, TD is navigating a restrictive U.S. asset cap while leveraging its Layer 6 AI division to drive efficiency across its dominant Canadian and U.S. East Coast retail networks.

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Toronto Dominion Bank (The) (TD) Stock Quote
Last Change Bid Ask Volume P/E Market Cap
95.66 +0.34 95.65 95.67 1.3M 12 176
Covered Calls For Toronto Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
Expiration Strike Call Bid Net Debit Return
If Flat		 Annualized
Return If Flat
Feb 20 95 0.95 94.72 0.3% 27.4%
Mar 20 95 2.90 92.77 2.4% 27.4%
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Core Business and Products

TD operates a diversified "One TD" model across North America, though 2026 marks a strategic shift toward domestic stability and risk remediation. Their primary segments include:

  1. Canadian Personal & Commercial Banking: The bank’s primary profit engine, holding a market-leading position in deposits and retail lending. In 2026, the segment is focused on "Advice-Center" branch transformations and high-margin wealth management.
  2. U.S. Retail: Operating as "America's Most Convenient Bank," this segment serves the Eastern Seaboard. Following 2024 regulatory actions, this unit is operating under a $434 billion asset cap, prioritizing organic efficiency over expansion.
  3. Wealth Management & Insurance: A high-fee income business providing investment, advisory, and insurance services across North America. This segment has become more critical to earnings following the 2025 exit from the Schwab equity partnership.
  4. Wholesale Banking: Led by TD Securities, providing advisory and capital markets services. In 2026, the division has integrated Cowen to strengthen its U.S. equities and research capabilities.

Competitive Landscape

TD competes in a highly consolidated Canadian market and a fragmented U.S. retail space. Its primary domestic rivals are Royal Bank of Canada (RY) and Bank of Montreal (BMO), both of which have capitalized on TD’s U.S. growth freeze. In the U.S., it competes with super-regionals like U.S. Bancorp and Truist Financial. Following its divestiture of its Schwab stake in 2025, it now views Charles Schwab purely as a service partner under their existing deposit agreement rather than a strategic investment.

Strategic Outlook and Innovation

The 2026 strategic roadmap for TD is defined by "Remediation and Capital Return." Under the leadership of Raymond Chun, who took the helm in late 2025, the bank has committed $8 billion to a massive share repurchase program to offset the earnings vacuum left by the Schwab exit. Innovation is spearheaded by Layer 6, TD’s AI center of excellence; a major 2026 initiative is the deployment of TD AI Prism, a predictive foundation model used for real-time fraud detection and personalized customer lending. Despite the restrictive U.S. asset cap, TD maintains a robust 13.5% CET1 capital ratio and a competitive 3.3% dividend yield. The long-term vision is to build a "simpler, faster TD" that outpaces the market through digital-first advice while restoring its reputation as a gold standard in North American risk management.