TD Bank appointed Brian Callanan as U.S. general counsel and Andre Ramos as U.S. chief financial officer, effective Dec. 1, 2025.
“From his service as general counsel of the U.S. Treasury Department to his work in private practice, Brian brings a strong combination of legal and regulatory expertise and leadership experience to the U.S. franchise. Similarly, Andre’s decades of experience in senior finance roles at top financial institutions will be a tremendous asset to our team as we advance the bank’s strategic priorities. Together, Brian and Andre will help us navigate an increasingly competitive environment while upholding the highest standards of governance and integrity,” Leo Salom, president and CEO of TD Bank, said. “As I outlined at TD’s Investor Day last month, we have an ambitious plan to become a more efficient, profitable and powerful competitor in the U.S., and with both new and existing high-caliber talent and leadership, TD is poised to deliver on these goals.”
Callanan joins TD from Liberty Strategic Capital, where he has been senior managing director and general counsel. Previously, Callanan served as general counsel of the U.S. Department of the Treasury playing a pivotal role in major Treasury initiatives related to economic policy, national security and financial regulation. Before that, he worked in private practice as a litigator in Washington, D.C., where he represented clients across a range of industries in appellate and regulatory litigation and government investigations.
As U.S. chief financial officer, Ramos will lead the U.S. finance organization, driving financial strategy, performance management and ensuring effective Treasury management to support the bank’s U.S. objectives.
Ramos joins TD from JPMorgan Chase, where he spent 11 years in business CFO roles. Most recently, he served as consumer banking CFO where his leadership contributed to significant market growth and business expansion. Prior to that, he held senior leadership roles in finance (cards, auto, business banking and payments), treasury and pricing, at JPMorgan Chase, American Express, HSBC and Citi.
