Welcome to TD Global Investment Solutions

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TD Global Investment Solutions (TDGIS) represents the institutional asset management businesses of TD Bank Group (TD) - TD Asset Management Inc. and Epoch Investment Partners, Inc. (TD Epoch). We offer investment solutions to corporations, pension plans, endowments and foundations, insurance companies, sovereign wealth funds, and superannuation, among others. We strive to partner with our clients to better understand their needs and offer solutions to meet those needs using our broad expertise across alternative investments, equities and fixed income. Our independent investment teams maintain their own investment philosophies, giving TDGIS diversity of thought. Epoch's Portfolio Managers' interaction with TDAM consists of a quarterly performance review with TDAM's CIO, risk, and other product oversight teams. All strategies across all asset management businesses go through this review process on a quarterly basis.

Explore what's possible together

TD Global Investment Solutions (TDGIS) represents the institutional asset management businesses of TD Bank Group (TD) - TD Asset Management Inc. (TDAM) and Epoch Investment Partners, Inc. (TD Epoch). We offer investment solutions to corporations, pension plans, endowments and foundations, insurance companies, sovereign wealth funds, and superannuation, among others. We strive to better understand our client's needs and offer solutions to meet those needs using our broad expertise across alternative investments, equities and fixed income. Our independent investment teams maintain their own investment philosophies, giving TDGIS diversity of thought.  

Strength and Experience

  • Total AUM

    $301 B

    as of Date: December 31st 2022

  • Institutional client AUM

    $155 B

    as of Date: December 31st 2022

  • Investment Professionals

    300+

    as of Date: September, 2022

*Aggregate statistics as of 31 December, 2022 for TD Asset Management Inc. and Epoch Investment Partners, Inc. TD Asset Management Inc. operates in Canada and Epoch Investment Partners, Inc. operates in the United States. Both entities are affiliates and are wholly-owned subsidiaries of The Toronto-Dominion Bank. AUM in U.S. dollars rounded to the nearest billion.

Stay informed

  • December 31 2022

    Gloomy and More Uncertain. That was the title of one of the International Monetary Fund’s updates this year for the World Economic Outlook, as it took stock of the macroeconomic and geopolitical environment.

    Thought leadership20 min read
  • December 31 2022

    Economic growth, up until the last decade, happened without acknowledgement of environmental and social costs, better known as the externalities of doing business. As countries across the globe recognize the challenge of climate change, there is a growing recognition that putting a price on pollution or green house gas emissions is both important and necessary. 

    Thought leadership10 min read
  • December 31 2022

    The digital revolution is transforming industries and shuffling the ranks of firm leaders and laggards, as market power shifts to companies that can adapt their business models and take advantage of emerging technologies. At TDAM, we believe a disciplined fundamental active investment strategy can add alpha by identifying these shifts before they are fully reflected in companies’ stock prices.

    Thought leadership15 min read
  • Investment Insights
    December 08 2022

    Global supply chains are being overhauled to reduce vulnerabilities and to restrict Chinese imports of “dual-use” products that can be used for both commercial and military purposes. In Part I of this two part series we show why the initial focus is on semiconductors and energy, and where it might go from there (AI, quantum computing, and other advanced tech). We also demonstrate the challenges for Chinese equities and U.S.-based multinational corporations, which have been the two biggest beneficiaries of globalization.

    Thought leadership15 min read
  • Investment Insights
    December 13 2022

    In this second part of our two-part series, we demonstrate that deglobalization implies trend increases in capex and the labor share, as well as a higher weighted average cost of capital (WACC). This constitutes a secular headwind for margins and free cash flow (FCF), especially for tech and manufacturing. With companies facing greater macro volatility and an elevated WACC, we expect lower average multiples. This will prove especially challenging for longer duration assets, such as venture capital and speculative tech companies that are years away from generating FCF on a sustainable basis.

    Thought leadership8 min read
  • Investment Insights
    February 08 2023

    We look at the importance of understanding how company management is compensated when analyzing a stock, particularly as it relates to the Quality Capital Reinvestment Strategies.

    Thought leadership10 min read