TD Bank joins Silicon Valley's Plug and Play fintech programme

TD Bank Group (TD) today announced an agreement that makes it the first Canadian bank to join Plug and Play Tech Center, the largest global technology accelerator, as a corporate collaborator in its FinTech program.

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"This is a fantastic opportunity that enables TD to work closely with top fintech start-ups from around the world," said Colleen Johnston , Group Head Direct Channels, Technology, Marketing and Real Estate, TD. "The collaborative nature of Plug and Play makes it a great place to learn from each other and an ideal platform for advancing financial innovation."

The Plug and Play FinTech program runs twice a year and connects a select group of start-ups from around the world with financial institutions involved in its program. As part of the current program, TD, along with other financial institutions, will work with 23 start-ups by providing mentorship and business development support to help them develop a working prototype. At the end of the 12 week program, the start-ups pitch their ideas to investors and bank executives at Plug and Play's FinTech EXPO.

"By working with TD, we bring leading entrepreneurs that have a wide range of emerging capabilities to a top 10 North American financial institution," says Scott Robinson , Founder and Vice President of Plug and Play FinTech. "Our start-ups in turn benefit from TD's industry knowledge, broad customer base and go-to-market strategies."

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