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Wall Street is livid over Wells Fargo’s latest scandal: 'Here we go again'
Wells Fargo shares fell 2.6 percent Friday after The New York Times reported more than 800,000 of the bank's auto loan customers were charged for car insurance they did not need.
Multiple Wall Street firms expressed their disappointment with Wells Fargo's disclosure practices and its corporate culture since the news was revealed.
The bank's stock underperformed the market this year.


Analysts are angry over the latest Wells Fargo scandal where hundreds of thousands of the bank's customers were overcharged.

Wells Fargo shares fell 2.6 percent Friday after The New York Times first reported the news.

The article cited a 60-page internal report, which revealed more than 800,000 of Wells Fargo's auto loan customers were charged for car insurance they did not need.

In reply to nitro

sounds like a place this administration should be hiring staff from!

In reply to camos

That is a low blow...

In reply to camos

I'm sure dump has a few in the shite house already ...
that house is in as bad or worst shape thsn Wells Fartgo.

In reply to np

I read somewhere that they're trying to help Wells Fargo despite their big scandal.
They are all scum