Wells Fargo

News

Wells Fargo Reportedly Sells San Francisco HQ

The media reported that Wells Fargo is selling its headquarters in San Francisco, as the leadership of this financial institution, which is the fourth largest by total assets in the United States banking system, heads east.

News

Wells Fargo Faces Risk to Lose Up to $3 Billion on Its Office Building Loans

Wells Fargo chief executive officer Charlie Scharf on Thursday, October 24, said that this financial institution, which is one of the largest in the United States, may face losses in the amount of $2 billion to $3 billion on its loan portfolio in the commercial real estate area.

News

Wells Fargo Reports Third-Quarter Earnings

Wells Fargo on Friday, October 11, released information about its earnings for the third quarter of the current year.

News

Wells Fargo Presents New APIs for Commercial Banking Clients

Wells Fargo presented specialized application programming interfaces (APIs) designed for clients of this financial institution who belong to the category of consumers of commercial banking services.

Fintech & Ecommerce

Mobile Banking to Reach 79% Adoption in US by 2029

Florida is the US state already using mobile banking the most, while many Oklahomans may still prefer traditional banking methods over mobile banking solutions.

News

Wells Fargo Reports Second-Quarter Profit

Wells Fargo has released information on its results of operations for the second quarter of the current year.

Finance & Economics

Wells Fargo CEO Says About Significant Investment-Bank Opportunity

Wells Fargo & Co. Chief Executive Officer Charlie Scharf said that his financial institution in a very target way expanding its corporate segment of investment banking services.

Finance & Economics

Wells Fargo Profit Shrinks

Wells Fargo’s net income for the first quarter of 2024 demonstrated the negative dynamic of decline.

News

Wells Fargo CEO Says About Potential Consequences of Fed Asset Cap

Chief Executive Officer of Wells Fargo & Co. Charlie Scharf said that the limitation of the assets of the Federal Reserve System is currently not a factor of significant influence on the process of activity of the financial institution he heads, but suggests that the situation will change in the future.

News

Former CEO Sues Wells Fargo

The former CEO of Wells Fargo, Tim Sloan, filed a lawsuit against this financial institution demanding compensation, the amount of which is more than $34 million.

Finance & Economics

Wells Fargo Reportedly Grapples With Obligations to Enhance Monitoring of Financial Crime

The media reports that Wells Fargo is currently making efforts to improve its system for monitoring crimes committed in the financial environment.

Finance & Economics

Wells Fargo Predicts Continued US Economic Slowdown

Wells Fargo, following the results of the third quarter of this year, recorded an increase in net charge-offs, a decrease in the demand for loans, and a decline in the average volume of deposits.

News

Wells Fargo & Centerbridge Offer Loans to Middle-Market Companies

To meet the alternative credit needs of middle-market businesses, Centerbridge and Wells Fargo formed a strategic partnership, diversifying the market of clients served by private credit and direct lending.

Finance & Economics

Wells Fargo States About Humility of Corporate Borrowers with High Interest Rates

Wells Fargo is of the opinion that corporate borrowers are ready to put up with an increase in interest rates.

Finance & Economics

Wells Fargo to Pay $1 Billion to Settle Investor Lawsuit

Wells Fargo will pay $1 billion as part of the settlement of a lawsuit filed by investors in connection with the situation with authorized customer accounts.

Finance & Economics

SEC Accuses Wells Fargo of Overcharging Nearly 11,000 Investment Accounts With Advisory Fees

The Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday, August 25, reported that Wells Fargo has for many years used the practice of illegally overcharging almost 11,000 investment advisory accounts in the amount of about $27 million.