Wells Fargo

Charlie Scharf offers bread and circuses to keep the Wells Fargo masses from calling for his head.

If you can do something other than mortgages, great. If not…

As you’d expect from the flaming stagecoach.

After imposing a few more modest hurdles for its employees the clear in cheating, the diversity interviewing policy shall return.

Pfffft. Who isn’t living in an unrelenting hellscape all the time? God.

If they have to they’ll just fix the whole damned place themselves, and distribute Charlie Scharf’s bonus among them.

Sherrod Brown would like to remind him of what happens when senators get angry at Wells CEOs.

Charlie Scharf is probably not even made aware of penalties under eight figures.

And now, like the NFL, it’s getting sued over it.

They’re apparently not as “qualified” as their white co-applicants, either.

Wells had another Wells-y year, but no matter.

That is, until they get a call from the Gray Lady.

I mean, a little panel-tampering and light perjury can’t possibly render one of those things moot, right?

You also probably won’t be surprised to see our old friends at FINRA popping up.

Let’s give a warm welcome to Wells Fargo’s new scapegoat-in-chief.

That or Wells Fargo finally found a depth from which there was nowhere to go but up.

Blockchain comes to the foreign-exchange foodchain.

Westpac even (allegedly) conjured a scheme that eluded Wells’ most enterprising fraudsters.