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Banking giant hoping for “global resolution” to drug-money probes

The financial titan’s CEO urges employees to “hold heads high” as it faces anti-money-laundering actions from multiple regulators.

Toronto-Dominion Bank is hoping it can soon work out a “global resolution” to a series of regulatory and law-enforcement probes it faces in the US over allegations that the lender was used for the laundering of drug money.

Chief Executive Officer Bharat Masrani addressed employees of the bank

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