Matthew Esposito is a results-driven finance professional currently serving as Vice President at TD Securities, where he plays a pivotal role in the US Region Markets Finance Management Reporting team. With over eight years of analytical experience spanning various business functions, including Capital Markets FP&A,...
Matthew Esposito is a results-driven finance professional currently serving as Vice President at TD Securities, where he plays a pivotal role in the US Region Markets Finance Management Reporting team. With over eight years of analytical experience spanning various business functions, including Capital Markets FP&A, Capital Planning, Corporate Treasury Data Analytics, and Equity Research, Matt has developed a robust skill set that enables him to deliver strategic insights that drive business performance.
In his current role, Matt is responsible for overseeing management reporting processes that provide critical financial insights to support decision-making at the highest levels of the organization. His expertise in financial modeling and valuation, combined with his proficiency in tools like Microsoft Excel and Bloomberg, allows him to analyze complex financial data and present it in a clear, actionable format. Matt is also adept at utilizing Microsoft Office applications to create compelling presentations that communicate key findings to stakeholders effectively.
Key projects under Matt's leadership have included the development of advanced forecasting models that enhance the accuracy of financial projections and the implementation of data analytics initiatives that streamline reporting processes. His commitment to leveraging technology and analytical rigor positions him as a valuable asset to TD Securities, ensuring that the finance function not only meets compliance requirements but also contributes to strategic business objectives. As the financial landscape continues to evolve, Matt remains dedicated to providing insightful analysis that helps guide the firm’s investment strategies and capital allocation decisions.
