How does TD Securities stack up in 2020 for Investment Banking. Haven't heard of them at all but looking through LinkedIn most employees seem to be from good schools, although that might not mean anything.
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Top 2 bank in Canada consistently now after RBC Capital Markets. Still not a major player in the US, but definitely looking to grow their presence.
Fun fact: TD will be the title tenant in the One Vanderbilt tower coming up in NYC
I'd say so. TD M&A has kicked ass for a few years now and they have some strong coverage groups (CMT and DIG these days). BMO obviously still dominates M&M though.
edit: would also add their amazing culture as a bonus
RBC here - TD is the only domestic rival we look at in terms of competition (not for deal flow, everyone's 'competition') but in terms of culture, pay, etc. TD is a great shop and they're doing better and better. The culture is great as well. To whomever asked if TD was better than BMO, in terms of culture it's a massive difference.