TD Bank's closest audience shape match is the New York Rangers (0.78) — a sports team, not another bank — and no other bank appears in the top 10 until positions 11 and 12, where Chase (0.72) and the aggregate Banks category (0.72) finally arrive.

The shape is broad: the top 10 neighbors span six different subcategories with scores running from 0.78 down to 0.72, and no single entity pulls far ahead of the rest. The Rangers lead, followed by athlete Noah Syndergaard (0.76), Coffee & Tea (0.76), the New York Mets (0.74), and Mets-focused podcast Mets Booth (0.73). That cluster — two sports teams, a baseball player, and a baseball media property — points to a strong New York sports thread running through the audience shape. Volkswagen (0.72) and Kay Show on YES (0.72) extend the pattern: a car maker and a YES Network TV show, both consistent with the same regional, sports-adjacent audience profile. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (0.72) and politician Andrew Yang (0.72) add a New York cultural and civic dimension. General Grocery Stores (0.72) rounds out the ten as the only pure retail entry.

The top 10 contains no other Banks subcategory entry — the audience shape TD Bank shares most closely is defined by New York sports and regional lifestyle, not by financial services peers.