Wells Fargo increases estimate of impacted accounts to 3.5 million By Alexa Lardieri | Aug. 31, 2017, at 11:14 a.m. Save More Wells Fargo: 3.5M Accounts Possibly Fake More Matt Rourke|AP Wells Fargo discovered
The owner also takes blame for the people who created the fake accounts and also takes the responsibility for the actions of those people. Timothy J. Sloan took Stumpf’s place as the CEO. The scandal for the Wells Fargo fake accounts is still ongoing today. The company plans to close ...
Wells Fargo finds 1.4 million more fake accounts than originally discoveredDan Freed
Wells Fargo's fake-accounts scandal, on top of a long list of other problems, has hurt its stock price, caused legal expenses to soar and tarnished its reputation. The bank has been hit with a series of penalties, including unprecedented sanctions from the Federal Reserve that prevent it fro...
(CNN Money) -- Wells Fargo isn't the only bank where heavy sales pressure led employees to open fake accounts. A federal review triggered by theWells Fargo scandalfound that "weaknesses" at other banks led employees to open accounts without proof of customer consent — just like Wells Fargo...
Wells Fargo scandal explained Wells Fargo's fake accounts have been around a long time. Almost a dozen Wells Fargo (WFC) workers told CNNMoney that the shocking tactic -- where employees opened unauthorized accounts to meet unrealistic sales goals -- has been around much longer than the bank ...
Wells Fargo fined over fake accounts Federal authorities ordered Wells Fargo to pay $185 million in penalties for illegally creating accounts for customers without their knowledge. Thousands of employees have been fired. John Blackstone reports.
Wells Fargo will pay $110 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over a fake-accounts scandal in which thousands of customers were signed up for services that they didn’t consent to. The bank announced the settlement Tuesday, saying customers who had accounts opened without their permission ...
Wells Fargo is still operating under an asset cap that prevents it from growing until regulators deem it has fixed problems from a fake accounts scandal. The bank has nine open consent orders from regulators mandating additional oversight of its practices. Rivals JPMorgan Chase and Bank ...
(CEO) John Stumpf testifies before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C., the United States, Sept 20, 2016. U.S. lawmakers grilled Wells Fargo's chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) John Stumpf on Tuesday over the bank's fake account scandal as he...