TD Waterhouse

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TD Waterhouse is the brand used for both British and Canadian brokerages within the TD Bank Financial Group.

The brand originated as a United States brand for discount brokerage when TD purchased Waterhouse Securities. The name TD Waterhouse was formed and was used for TD's British, Canadian and U.S. brokerage activities. In Canada, TD Waterhouse thus replaced the brand Greenline. When TD merged its U.S. brokerage activities with Ameritrade, the newly formed U.S. broker formed the brand TD Ameritrade (which TD owns 32% of), but the Canadian division (which is 100% owned by TD) has retained the TD Waterhouse brand.

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Chief Executive Officer: W. Edmund Clark | FY 2005 Statistics: Net income: $2.2 billion CAD (0%) | Market capitalization: $39.6 billion CAD | Assets: $365.2 billion CAD | Employees: 50,991 | Stock symbols: TSX: TD NYSE: TD TYO: 8640 | Website: www.td.com
Major brands by financial service
Master: TD | Financial group: TD Bank Financial Group | Canadian banking: TD Canada Trust | U.S. banking: TD Banknorth | Canadian mutual funds: TD Mutual Funds | Canadian brokerage: TD Waterhouse | U.S. brokerage: TD Ameritrade | Canadian insurance: TD Insurance | Capital markets: TD Securities
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