Research Wells Fargo's recent unethical business practices. Summarize what happened, who was involved and who was affected. Then give a recommendation on if and how you would punish the wrongdoers including the CEO Stumpf and the employees who opened the accounts.
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Research Wells Fargo's recent unethical business practices. Summarize what happened, who was involved and who was...
Read the case study below and answer the ensuing question. Well Fargo -Fake Accounts Wells Fargo & Company is an American multinational ,publicly traded financial services company that is headquartered in San Francisco, California with main offices throughout the country. By this point in time many citizens have become familiar with the scandal that has occurred at Wells Fargo Bank; however, the astonishing part of this scandal is that the company has acted fraudulently and unethically. Recent reports as of...
Wells Fargo was the darling of the banking industry, with some of the highest returns on equity in the sector and a soaring stock price. Top management touted the company’s lead in “cross-selling”: the sale of additional products to existing customers. “Eight is great,” as in eight Wells Fargo products for every customer, was CEO John Stumpf’s mantra. In September 2016, Wells Fargo announced that it was paying $185 million in fines for the creation of over 2 million unauthorized...
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