The US Federal Reserve lifted asset growth restrictions on Wells Fargo, imposed after a fake accounts scandal in 2018. CEO Charles Scharf announced a $2,000 reward for employees.

Charlie Scharf can finally play offense. After more than a half-decade cleaning up Wells Fargo & Co.’s scandals, the chief ...

Chief executive Charles Scharf has been preparing to turn the page and focus on new business, Bloomberg reports.

The Federal Reserve said Tuesday that Wells Fargo is no longer subject to harsh restraints the Fed placed on the bank in 2018 ...

Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the San Francisco-based lender's response to ...

After the fed lifted an asset cap from Wells Fargo, CEO Charlie Scharf announced all full-time employees will get a $2,000 ...

Banks around the country are probably going to feel it. Deposits across the U.S. banking system have ballooned since Wells ...

Scharf, 60, thanked Wells Fargo's 215,000 employees after they carried out his turnaround plans, one of the biggest in the ...

The San Francisco-based bank had long sought the move that was holding back its growth. Its CEO called it a “pivotal ...

For seven years, the bank was forbidden to grow as punishment for misconduct including creating fraudulent bank accounts and ...

The Federal Reserve has lifted its asset cap on major bank Wells Fargo (WFC). Yahoo Finance senior banking reporter David ...

Nomura is currently in expansion mode in the US. It recently agreed to acquire Macquarie’s US and European public asset ...