The Globe and Mail reports in its Friday edition that Toronto-Dominion Bank has appointed new heads for fixed income and equities, solidifying its leadership group after a number of departures. The Globe's Tim Kiladze writes that in Toronto, Jason Ince has been named head of global fixed income, filling a hole created in January when the former head departed for an asset manager. Mr. Ince has been with the bank for two decades. In New York, Rhys Brooks and Phil Cushman have been named co-heads of global equities. Both men joined TD in 2023 when the Canadian bank bought Cowen Inc. to expand its presence in U.S. capital markets. As part of the changes, Paul Mutter, TD's head of U.S. fixed income, is no longer with the bank. He joined TD in 2024. The new appointments offer clarity on TD's leadership ranks after Tim Wiggan took over as the head of TD Securities in the fall of 2024. In the year since, TD has shaken up the executive group within global markets, which oversees all trading activity, including equities, fixed income, currencies and commodities. Previously, the group was run by co-heads, Dan Charney and Chris Vogel, but earlier this year Mr. Vogel departed. Mr. Vogel joined TD in 2017 from BlackRock Inc.