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TD Bank Group Issues 150 Million Swiss francs Green Bond

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-- Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO) after the close Thursday said it issued its seventh sustainable-labelled bonds for 150-million Swiss francs. The bank said its total sustainable bond issuances have now exceeded C$5.2 billion since 2014.

"TD's first European green bond continues building the strength of our sustainable financing program, helping us support clients pursuing sustainable investment in a new jurisdiction," said Nicole Vadori, head of sustainability at TD.

TD shares closed up $3.40 at $146.33 on Toronto Stock Exchange.

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