-- Toronto-Dominion Bank and its US money-laundering woes are set to dominate the start of Canadian bank earnings season this week.‘It Felt Like We Had Crashed’: Singapore Air Passenger Describes Turbulence TerrorIt’s “all eyes on TD,” Bank of America Securities analysts led by Ebrahim Poonawala wrote, noting that investors may be more willing to buy up the bank’s much cheaper stock — if they can get clarity on the potential impact of Toronto-Dominion’s US troubles.
But it’s the US probes that are expected to command most of the attention, with stakeholders looking for details on fines and other penalties the bank could face. After a sharp selloff earlier this month, the market appeared to ascribe negative value to the bank’s US retail business, according to Bank of Nova Scotia analysts led by Meny Grauman, who noted that the division produced C$4.8 billion in adjusted net income last year.
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