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By 1987, though, Brazil's debt alone totaled $90.4 billion.
In 1987, TD Bank Group established Toronto Dominion Securities to provide corporate, treasury and investment banking services to corporate clients.
1993 TD Evergreen - a full service brokerage launches.
Commerce had earned its tagline "America's Most Convenient Bank" in 1994 when it introduced extended branch hours seven days a week, 361 days a year.
By 1995 the bank was offering nearly 50 different funds.
Also in 1995 A. Charles Baillie was named president of Toronto-Dominion, having moved up through the ranks of TD Bank's investment banking operations.
1996: United States discount broker Waterhouse Investor Services, Inc. is acquired.
He succeeded Thomson as CEO in February 1997 and then as chairman one year later.
Then in October 1997 the bank spent C$214 million to acquire Kennedy, Cabot & Co., a closely held discount broker based in Beverly Hills, California.
In March 1998 another California discount broker, Jack White & Co., which was headquartered in San Diego, was acquired for US$100 million.
But in April 1998 the bank agreed to merge with the number two Canadian bank, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC), to create what would have been the ninth-largest bank in North America.
Toronto-Dominion entered 1998 as the smallest of Canada's "Big Five" banks, with assets of C$163.85 billion.
In December 1999 Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ltd. and TD Waterhouse entered into an alliance to launch an online brokerage business for the Japanese market.
In July 2002 the U.K. operations of TD Waterhouse were further bolstered through the purchase of 50 percent of NatWest Stockbrokers, which had been wholly owned by the Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc.
By the end of the third quarter of fiscal 2002 TD Bank had been forced to take one-time loan-loss provisions of C$2.1 billion.
Also in 2005, TD acquires 51% of Banknorth.
True to its commitment to build for the long-term, TD celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2005 by setting its sights on expanding its North American platform.
In 1996 the New York-based Waterhouse Investor Services was purchased, a move that doubled the size of TD's discount brokerage overnight. It acquired 51% of TD Banknorth, which Forbes Magazine had dubbed the "best managed bank in America". A year later, in 2006, TD merged its United States based TD Waterhouse discount brokerage operations with TD Ameritrade, creating a top three discount broker in North America.
In 2007, TD acquired the remaining shares of TD Banknorth and announced its intention to acquire Commerce Bancorp.
Also in 2008, TD is the first Canadian bank to appoint a Chief Environment Officer to lead the Bank's environmental portfolio and initiatives.
With approval of Commerce acquisition in 2008, TD became one of the seven largest banks by branch network in North America.
2011 undefined TD acquires Chrysler Financial and MBNA Canada's credit card business.
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