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TD Global Investment Solutions (TDGIS) represents the institutional asset management businesses of TD Bank Group (TD). In the United States, investment services are offered by Epoch Investment Partners, Inc. (TD Epoch). We offer investment solutions to corporations, pension plans, endowments and foundations, insurance companies and intermediaries, among others. We strive to better understand our client's needs and offer solutions to meet those needs using our broad expertise across asset classes.
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Macro and Investment InsightsApril 11 2025
We examine the reasons for President Trump's introduction (and pause) of reciprocal tariffs on more than 90 countries, their potential impact on the economy and implications for investors.
Thought Leadership10 min readInvestment InsightsFebruary 05 2025We look at the reasons for the underperformance of European equities and explore what the future might hold.
Thought Leadership10 min readInvestment InsightsJanuary 23 2025The launch of GPT-4 technology ignited a surge of capex reminiscent of the late-1990s. We look at the surge, how long it might last and the implications for investors.
Thought Leadership25 min readInvestment InsightsJanuary 23 2025TD Epoch's investment philosophy focuses on free cash flow rather than on earnings. In this paper, we address two questions: 1) Why does free cash flow matter more than earnings in determining the value of a business, and 2) Do free-cash-flow metrics help investors identify stocks that outperform the market?
Thought Leadership25 min readMacroJanuary 18 2024We explore global inflation, the investment backdrops in Europe, Japan and China and the potential impacts of the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
Webinar7 min watchInvestment InsightsSeptember 30 2024The investment world divides the market up into “value stocks” and “growth stocks.” But what does that really mean? “Value” connotes the stocks in this category are undervalued, and should therefore outperform over time, while “growth” implies stocks with faster earnings growth.
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