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TD Bank's TD Wealth is hiring a Senior Investment Research Analyst to support the Investment Manager Research team. You will evaluate mutual funds, ETFs, SMAs, and other investment products, performing due diligence and ongoing oversight.
You will develop independent investment views, prepare proposals, and contribute to Preferred List recommendations while maintaining audit-ready documentation. The role requires strong analytical skills.
Work Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Hours: 37.5
Line of Business: TD Wealth
Pay Details: $81,600 - $115,200 CAD
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The Investment Manager Research (IMR) team is responsible for the research, selection, and ongoing oversight of investment strategies available across TD Wealth. The team maintains Preferred Lists covering mutual funds, ETFs, separately managed accounts (SMAs), and other managed investment solutions, and provides research insights, due diligence, and thought leadership to internal stakeholders.
The workplace model is 4 days in the office
Successful candidates will:
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