TD Bank appoints new US exec

TD Bank has announced the appointment of Matthew Boss as the Head of U.S. Consumer Banking. With nearly 25 years of experience in the banking industry, Boss will oversee TD Bank’s extensive network of over 1,100 locations, digital sales, U.S. Wealth, and TD Auto Finance sectors. His role will also entail managing retail operations and consumer product teams, covering deposits, credit cards, unsecured and residential lending.

Leo Salom, President and CEO of TD Bank, AMCB, commended Boss’s leadership qualities, highlighting his results-oriented approach, customer-centric mindset, and dedication to governance risk and control. Salom expressed confidence in Boss’s ability to further drive TD Bank’s success in the U.S. market.

Boss joined TD Bank in 2017, initially leading the Credit Cards and Unsecured Lending portfolios before advancing to Head of Consumer Product Management in the U.S. His tenure has been marked by significant achievements, including expanding the bank’s deposit business, revamping its overdraft policy, and strengthening the cards franchise. Additionally, Boss has played a key role in optimising mortgage operations and promoting diversity and inclusion initiatives within the bank.

Expressing his excitement for the future, Boss underscored TD Bank’s substantial growth and recent innovations. He emphasised the importance of strategic evolution to deliver enhanced value to customers and communities.

Prior to joining TD Bank, Boss served as Managing Director of Products and Marketing at the Australia & New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) and held various leadership roles at Bank of America over a decade. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in business administration and finance from the University of Massachusetts – Amherst.

This executive appointment aligns with TD Bank’s ongoing efforts to expand its market presence and elevate its product offerings in the competitive U.S. banking landscape. The information for this announcement is sourced from a press release issued by TD Bank.