Economic Value
This is how we Identify Our Material Issues
Affordable Housing
In the highly competitive landscape of financial services, we know that understanding what matters to our stakeholders is vital to TD’s continued success.
We conduct a formal materiality analysis each year to identify, prioritize and validate the evolving environmental, social and governance issues for TD. This process involves research, media scans, stakeholder consultations and internal discussion which lead to the refining of our material topics. We use this annual process to track stakeholder concerns and identify new issues as they emerge.
MATERIAL ISSUES
There are many environmental, social and governance issues that demand our attention. We give more importance to those risks or opportunities that directly relate to TD’s core business, are stated priorities for our stakeholders, and are areas where we can affect change.
Important for multiple
stakeholder groups n
n Managing Risk n
Customer Satisfaction Privacy and Data Security
n Corporate Governance and Integrity n Diversity and Inclusion Financial Education Responsible Finance
n n n Economic Value Created Important for a smaller group
of stakeholders n
n n
Employee Engagement Eco-Efficiency
Products and Services
n Community Investment Affordable Housing n Changing Climate n Access to Banking
n
Other Issues n
n n n Sourcing
Executive Compensation Tax Policy
Employee Health and Well-Being
Products & Services
Changing Climate
Eco- Efficiency
Access to Banking
Sourcing
Community Investment
Employee Health &
Well-Being
Privacy & Data Security
Created
Customer Satisfaction
Corporate Governance & Integrity
Employee Engagement
Financial Education
Diversity
Responsible Finance
& Inclusion
Tax Policy
TD 2014 Corporate Responsibility Report Page 6
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