An investor-centric approach


Our investment process draws on the extensive experience of our team. Our disciplined strategic process leverages a diverse group of TD specialists. We utilize all resources to construct tailored plans and portfolios. We believe the key to portfolios lies in establishing an investment approach that is designed to adapt to the ever-changing environment, using a well thought out wealth plan and a contemporary portfolio approach with true diversification, balancing broad asset allocation and risk-factor diversification from specialists who have a deep understanding of financial behavior.

We aim to provide you a portfolio that:

Three adjacent pie charts represent wealth management strategies. Left: Portfolio management. Center: Asset classes in investments. Right: Goals-based wealth management.

Reflects enhanced asset allocation

Enhances the traditional asset-allocation process, which is full of equity risk and rising correlations.

Stays focused on your goals

Properly places investor goals and needs ahead of “benchmark” performance.

Goal Based Portfolios

Aims to deliver consistent returns, based on your goals, with less pain: lower losses, less often, and for shorter periods of time.

Incorporates proper risk factor diversification & Demonstrates reduced volatility

Provides the foundation for a properly diversified portfolio and reduces the reliance on interest-sensitive, low-return/high-risk investments to protect against expected volatility.

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Our Current Thinking

The Wealth Investment Office works with us to consider the current state of financial markets to weigh the current investment opportunities and risks impacting which can help you achieve your financial goals.

Monthly Perspectives: August 2025 | Red Light, Green Light

The auto industry is a microcosm for Canada when it comes to concerns over the impact of tariffs. For investors, this is where things get tricky. Tariffs for the auto industry are a big negative for the Canadian economy and jobs. As always, the key to surviving — and thriving — is having a well-diversified, contemporary investment portfolio built around a thoughtful wealth plan, backed by institutional-grade research, and managed by professionals employing active strategies.

WIO: Portfolio Strategy Quarterly Q3 2025

The risks we see coming yet do nothing to avoid (the so-called “Grey Rhinos”) and this headline-driven market often mask the truth about economic conditions, which over the long term underpins financial markets. There’s no doubt we live in turbulent times. We will dig deep with the best of our thinking to take advantage of opportunities and manage risks with a well-diversified, contemporary investment portfolio built and managed around a thoughtful wealth plan. Read on.

WIO: Quarterly Market Review: Q2 2025

Market commentary on the latest quarter focusing on Canadian and U.S. fixed income, and Canadian, U.S and international equities.

Strategy Touchpoint with Brad Simpson, Chief Wealth Strategist

Financial markets have been experiencing bouts of volatility amid concerns about the U.S. economy. Brad Simpson, Chief Wealth Strategist with TD Wealth, explains to MoneyTalk’s Greg Bonnell why recent corrections may be a positive for markets in the long run.