Wells Fargo made headlines on a regular basis over the 589 days since Sept. 8, 2016, when the bank was handed a $100 million penalty by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for fraudulent sales practices, through April 20, when the CFPB issued a record $1 billion penalty to Wells Fargo. Dodd Frank Update’s infographic marks the highlight of that time, along with all our continuing coverage of the path to a $3 billion enforcement action signed Feb. 21, 2020.
Wells Fargo fires head of Consumer Lending
Wells Fargo CEO grilled by Senate committee
Wells finds more potentially fraudulent accounts
CFPB investigating Wells over closed, frozen accounts
Wells Fargo announces new board leaders
Wells Fargo to redress harmed auto loan customers
Warren to Yellen: Remove Wells Fargo board members
Wells Fargo class-action settlement hits snag
Tolstedt bears brunt of blame, Wells report finds
Wells Fargo names two to board
Wells Fargo claws back compensation from execs
Wells Fargo fires four executives during investigation
Senators press Wells Fargo to explain spike in overdraft profits
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