Wells Fargo shares rise 5% as the 2016 OCC sales practices consent order ends, marking the 6th terminated since 2019.

Wells Fargo shares experience a surge of over 5% after the bank confirmed that the 2016 OCC sales practices consent order has come to an end. This order was initiated due to a scandal surrounding the bank's sales practices and represents the sixth consent order to be terminated by regulators for Wells Fargo since 2019. CEO Charlie Scharf, who has been in his position since 2019, emphasized that the closure of these orders signifies progress in the bank's recovery process.

February 15, 2024
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