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1 The financial data referenced is based on publicly disclosed financial information available on our website or via publicly available regulatory information, such as Call Reports and <br /> Y-9C Reports. <br />TDGUS: <br />• TD Group US Holdings LLC (“TDGUS”) is TD’s top-tier U.S. bank holding company and “Intermediate Holding Company” (IHC) under Regulation <br />YY of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (Federal Reserve). <br />LCR: <br />• TDGUS is subject, on a consolidated basis, to the Liquidity Coverage Ratio Rule (LCR Rule) of the Federal Reserve, and its U.S. banking <br />subsidiaries, TD Bank, N.A. (TDBNA) and TD Bank USA, N.A. (TDBUSA), are each subject on a consolidated basis to the LCR Rule of the Office of <br />the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). <br />• The LCR Rule sets forth minimum liquidity standards designed to ensure that banking organizations maintain adequate liquidity under a 30 <br />calendar day period of stress. <br />• For calendar Q4 2023, TDGUS had an average LCR of 117.8%, with average weighted eligible High Quality Liquid Assets (“HQLA”) of $86.4 billion <br />and net cash outflows of $73.3 billion. The Company continues to maintain a stable average LCR above the regulatory minimum of 100%. <br />• For more information, please view the Quarterly Disclosure. <br />NSFR: <br />• TDGUS is subject, on a consolidated basis, to the Net Stable Funding Ratio Rule (NSFR Rule) of the Federal Reserve, and its U.S. banking <br />subsidiaries, TD Bank, N.A. (TDBNA) and TD Bank USA, N.A. (TDBUSA), are each subject on a consolidated basis to the NSFR Rule of the Office <br />of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). <br />• The NSFR Rule sets forth minimum standards designed to ensure that banking organizations maintain adequate levels of stable funding over <br />a 1‐year period. <br />• For calendar Q4 2023, TDGUS had an average NSFR of 104.08%, with average weighted eligible Available Stable Funding (“ASF”) of $280.3 <br />billion and Required Stable Funding (“RSF”) of $269.3 billion. The Company continues to maintain a stable average NSFR above the regulatory <br />minimum of 100%. <br />• For more information, please view the Quarterly Disclosure. <br />Capital: <br />• TD Bank is required by the Federal Reserve to complete an annual Dodd-Frank Act Stress Test to ensure the bank is sufficiently capitalized in <br />times of severe stress. <br />• As of Q4 2023, TDGUS had a Common Equity Tier 1 (“CET1”) ratio of 17.06% vs. a regulatory minimum of 7%. This equates to excess capital of <br />$27.2 billion over the regulatory minimum. <br />• This is pulled from the FRY-9C. <br />Contingency Planning: <br />• TDGUS maintains liquidity and capital contingency plans and actions to manage through both liquidity and capital stresses. <br />Proposed by: TD Bank, N.A.Page 14
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