SEC hits former Wells Fargo CEO Stumpf and former retail banking head Tolstedt with charges in fake bank accounts scandal

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SEC hits former Wells Fargo CEO Stumpf and former retail banking head Tolstedt with charges in fake bank accounts scandal

SEC hits former Wells Fargo CEO Stumpf and former retail banking head Tolstedt with charges in fake bank accounts scandal

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Published 13 Nov 2020

The SEC’s action marks the latest legal woes for Stumpf, and also the former Wells Fargo community banking executive Tolstedt.

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