Markola
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/28/b...l?smprod=nytcore-ipad&smid=nytcore-ipad-share
We've gotten so use to immoral companies getting away with bad behavior, while regulators did little, that it's refreshing to see a board appear to step up and do its job of oversight, for once. Of course, Stumpf still has his job.
In full disclosure, I've been a very satisfied banking and mortgage Wells Fargo customer for decades and do not think any false accounts were created for me, and I happen to know an executive in New York who is a stand up philanthropist, so this whole scandal seems like it's happening in a criminal culture at a different institution than the one I've long enjoyed good service from. It's very disappointing.
We've gotten so use to immoral companies getting away with bad behavior, while regulators did little, that it's refreshing to see a board appear to step up and do its job of oversight, for once. Of course, Stumpf still has his job.
In full disclosure, I've been a very satisfied banking and mortgage Wells Fargo customer for decades and do not think any false accounts were created for me, and I happen to know an executive in New York who is a stand up philanthropist, so this whole scandal seems like it's happening in a criminal culture at a different institution than the one I've long enjoyed good service from. It's very disappointing.