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Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan says he's prepared to stay until he's 65

After reorganision, he says he's focused on shareholder return

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Hannah Levitt | Bloomberg
Wells Fargo & Co. Chief Executive Officer Tim Sloan said he’s prepared to keep running the company for much of the next decade, as he shifts from two years of navigating crises to focusing on improving shareholder returns.

“There’s growth opportunities everywhere,” Sloan, 58, said in an interview Friday, commenting just two days after the bank’s chairman batted back Wall Street whispers that the board is looking to replace him. “I’ll stay in this role as long as the board believes that I’m the right person for the role -- and they do, and I think I am,” he said. That

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