Join leaders from TD Bank and Strategic Treasurer for this required internal session to equip you with the expertise to enhance client and prospect interactions through effective utilization of our new and powerful market research.
This survey sought to gain clear insight into the minds of senior financial professionals across several key areas. Using this data, we will display current and prospective views and explore how we expect them to change over time through past experiences. The survey, and therefore the results webinar, will cover organizations’ thoughts on economic and geopolitical outlook, credit use and availability, treasury operations and benchmarks, and regulatory impact and response.
Internal TD Bank Training Webinar
Date: Tuesday, June 5th, 2018
Time: 2:00PM – 3:30PM EST
Where: This is an online event.
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Expert Panel, TD Bank
- Christopher Arabia, RVP
Commercial Banking, Washington/Baltimore - Geoffrey Brandon, RVP
Commercial Banking, Pennsylvania - Neil McHugh, Segment Manager
Corporate Products and Services - Jennifer Starkey, RVP
Commercial Banking, South Florida - Christina Uleano, SRM
Commercial Banking, New York City
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