Finance Manager - Corporate Reporting & Strategy (Toronto)

The Toronto-Dominion Bank (Canada); Toronto; On-site; CAD 97,000 - 137,000; Full time

Job summary

The Toronto-Dominion Bank (Canada) is seeking a Finance Manager – Corporate Consolidations to own end-to-end close-cycle reporting, governance, and planning. You will integrate financial results, key drivers, and liquidity considerations into clear management materials and decision support for senior leaders.

Experience with forecasting, allocation methodologies, and cross-functional issue resolution is essential; accounting designation is a plus.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of relevant finance experience, including management reporting and forecasting.
• Accounting designation preferred.
• Experience with executive reporting, allocation methodologies, and governance is an asset.

Responsibilities

• Own relationships and outcomes across Finance, Treasury, business partners, control functions, and central finance teams.
• Lead Corporate Segment close-cycle reporting, variance and driver analysis, and executive-ready narrative.
• Own planning, forecasting, and expense allocation from definition to execution and follow-up.
• Diagnose and resolve complex cross-functional issues involving treasury, data quality, and close-cycle execution.
• Apply risk-based controls and professional judgement to improve reporting and governance.

Skills

Finance leadership

Close-cycle reporting

Forecasting & budgeting

Stakeholder management

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Undergraduate degree in Finance, Accounting, Business, Economics, or a related discipline

Job description

The Toronto-Dominion Bank (Canada) is seeking a Finance Manager – Corporate Consolidations to own end-to-end close-cycle reporting, governance, and planning. You will integrate financial results, key drivers, and liquidity considerations into clear management materials and decision support for senior leaders.

Experience with forecasting, allocation methodologies, and cross-functional issue resolution is essential; accounting designation is a plus.