The purported scheme targeted doctors and claimed their money would be used to trade cryptocurrency using a proprietary algorithm
The CEO tells employees in a video that he isolated himself at home
The suits allege fiduciaries failed to secure lower fees for plan participants
Enterpreneurs make up a big part of the firm's US client base, it says
The only current CEO who steered a major U.S. bank through the financial crisis said the firm's earnings will be “down meaningfully” this year
The bank's CEO remains optimistic about the acquisition despite the COVID-19 crisis
A recession could be coming for the Sunshine State, says a Wells Fargo Securities analyst
Neil Goetzman and Jeffrey Nau set up eponymous business in Alexandria, Va.
Mark Killingsworth and Stephen Vessey set up shop in Beaver Dam, Wisc.
It joins Citigroup and Morgan Stanley, as well as some European banks, in pledging to preserve jobs amid the pandemic
The firm is altering a plan that was unpopular with some advisers
The bank's shares are off 30% so far this year amid concerns about loan losses and the impact of low rates on margins
The bank will make payments to workers who earn less than $100,000 and were employed by Wells for all of 2019
The company has been sued again over its use of its own products in its retirement plan
The Chicago broker had been fired by the wirehouse and previously barred by Finra
The wirehouse's advisers will be closely watching its new leaders
The former rep at Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley was sentenced to 30 months in prison last month
Charles Scharf told the House Financial Services Committee that the bank had a 'flawed business model' and that its 'culture was broken'
Betsy Duke is scheduled to appear before the House Financial Services Committee Wednesday
Households now need $500,000 in assets, up from $250,000, for Wells Fargo to waive the fee
