Talk:Wells Fargo/Archives/2018

Need reference to/mention of Federal Reserve ouster of WF board members

http://thehill.com/policy/finance/372364-wells-fargo-ceo-predicts-relief-from-fed-penalties-by-year-end — Wells Fargo CEO Timothy Sloan said Monday he expects the Federal Reserve to lift penalties put on his bank by the end of the year.

Sloan said on Fox Business that Fed’s stunning decision to oust four Wells Fargo board members and freeze the bank’s growth “a disappointment,” but not a fatal blow.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/paloma/the-finance-202/2018/02/06/the-finance-202-is-trump-driving-the-stock-market-selloff/5a78d9f330fb041c3c7d7656/?utm_term=.610dfc845410 — Wells Fargo chief sees year-end fix. The Hill's Sylvan Lane: "Wells Fargo CEO Timothy Sloan said Monday he expects the Federal Reserve to lift penalties put on his bank by the end of the year. Sloan said on Fox Business that Fed’s stunning decision to oust four Wells Fargo board members and freeze the bank’s growth 'a disappointment,' but not a fatal blow. 'We expect to have this cap lifted because again, all of the activities that the Fed would like us to improve on are the same ones that we would like to improve on,' Sloan said.

Jo3sampl (talk) 20:59, 6 February 2018 (UTC)

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau fines (Wells Fargo account fraud scandal)

This is a wholly inappropriate title of a subsection in the section "Controversies". A "fine" (or multiple fines) is not a "controversy". In this case, the fine(s) is/are one of the (many) results of the controversy in question, aptly named in its own article "The Wells Fargo account fraud scandal". That is what I came to the Wells Fargo page to look for and at first was unable to find it because of what are essentially weasel words. Title changed. Nuff said. Asgrrr (talk) 01:39, 21 March 2018 (UTC)