Fraudulent bank accounts, bogus credit cards, compromised customer data and, now, unwanted car insurance.
Wells Fargo & Co, it seems, just can’t stay out of trouble.
News late this week that the lender may have charged more than 500,000 people for auto insurance they didn’t need has raised uncomfortable questions for the bank, including the big one: What will it take to clean up Wells Fargo?
After nearly a year of scandal and upset, including the ouster last year of Wells Fargo’s long time Chief Executive Officer John Stumpf, this week’s development showed that even as the bank was publicly vowing to address