Investing.com -- Toronto-Dominion Bank (TSX:TD) has announced the departure of Greg Keeley, a senior executive in charge of platforms and technology. Keeley is leaving the bank for an external role, though the details of this new position have not been disclosed.
Vladimir Shpilsky, who joined the Toronto-based bank in the fall of last year, is set to replace Keeley. Shpilsky will join the senior executive team and assume leadership of platforms and technology, as stated by the bank on Friday.
In addition to Keeley's departure, the bank also announced several internal promotions. The news was shared in a bank-wide memo sent by Raymond (NSE:RYMD) Chun, who is scheduled to officially take over as the bank's Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on Saturday. Chun has been conducting a strategic review of the bank's operations and investments since his appointment as CEO in September.
The transition in leadership comes as Toronto-Dominion Bank continues to navigate the complex financial landscape. As the new CEO, Chun's strategic review and leadership will be integral to the bank's future decisions and operations.
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