The Globe and Mail reports in its Monday edition that TD Bank's head of technology Greg Keeley is leaving the company, the latest in a series of leadership departures as the bank deals with its anti-money-laundering failures. The Globe's Stefanie Marotta writes that Mr. Keeley joined TD in 2018 and moved up the ranks in the tech division. In 2022, he joined the bank's most senior leadership team as senior executive vice-president of platforms and technology. He oversaw technology programs for the bank's business operations, as well as projects on digital evolution. TD's U.S. chief information officer, Vladimir Shpilsky, who joined the bank last fall, succeeds Mr. Keeley and will report to incoming chief executive officer Raymond Chun, effective immediately. Previously, Mr. Keeley held roles as TD's chief information officer and head of enterprise operational excellence. Before joining the bank, he worked at U.S.-based American Express in senior technology roles. TD is conducting a major overhaul of its businesses to comply with penalties levied by U.S. regulators. In October, the bank pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering, and U.S. authorities imposed an asset cap, restricting the bank's growth.