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    In this Well Fargo scandal, there is two aspects need to think about :the auditing and ethical. The Auditing Auditing often emphasize the independence of auditors, However, it is not easy to balance the profitability and independence. KPMG has served as Well’s auditor for more than 87 years, the employment and employment relationship bring a little challenges to meet the independence requirements. Well Fargo was establishing false credit card account from the beginning of 2011. From 2011 to 2016

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    The latest scandal in the Financial Industry was Wells Fargo’s creation of over 2 million false accounts in September of 2016. It is undeniable that the actions from the employees by creation fake bank accounts and credit cards is not an ethical dilemma. In fact, these actions are not only unethical, but also illegal and therefore, should be penalized by court. However, the company’s actions before and after are ethically questionable. First, were the sales expectations too high? And second, why

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    our state who dream of one day being able to wrestle in Wells Fargo Arena while those 16,000 fans cheer their name. Dreams are made under the good ol’ lights of Wells Fargo. Every year, 42 amazing young men stand on top of the place winner’s podium as a gold medal is proudly placed around their neck. But what about the other 294 wrestlers who don’t get the shiny medal.The wrestlers who have tears rolling down their face after losing a well fought match. The wrestlers whose dreams are crushed as

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    According to Emily Glazer of the Wall Street Journal, Wells Fargo’s Sales Practice Scandal is a result of their corporate culture. The upper level executives could be getting nothing as their bonuses this year as the board continues to decide. This is because those men and women are responsible for the actions of those who they employ/supervise Making money has been the firm’s primary goal for many years and the higher up’s all the way down to the lower managers are responsible for creating this

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    The banking industry and Wells Fargo must use analytics to better understand market segments to allow them to correctly identity which markets to enter. Without the correct capital allocation within certain markets, any financial institution can see their revenue shares dwindle thus creating a direct need for market forecasting. I can recall a town hall meeting from 2011, where John Stumpf, CEO of Wells Fargo, and several high ranking executives spoke on Wells Fargo’s ability to overcome the obstacles

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    Mansi Sheth Dr. Himelstein Management 390 30 April 2017 Wells Fargo Global Report 3 Wells Fargo is an international banking company that provides financial services to its customers. As an international, well known company, Wells Fargo is among the many that follow basic business management aspects. For one, Wells Fargo has a competitive advantage over some of the other companies in this type of business. For one, Wells Fargo major advantages is in the retail banking stores. It has one of the highest

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    Wells Fargo Case Summary

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    Wells Fargo Bank filed a lawsuit, in September 2014, against the accounting firm Worley Stroud & Associates PC claiming professional negligence. Wells Fargo accused Worley Stroud and two of its representatives of causing over $25 million worth of damages through their accounting errors. In March 2008, Wells Fargo agreed to make an asset-based loan to an agricultural commodity company, by the name of West Plains Co., where the amount of money lent would be dependent on the amount of assets the company

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    Wells Fargo preaches to its team members to practice ethics and values in the everyday duties of its team members to handle our customers with highest integrity. The finance and banking industry is highly regulated as it should be, but as far as the values Wells Fargo promotes, unfortunately these values are not practiced in day to day operations. I worked for Wells Fargo for several years, and I got to know most of their values and visions as a company. From my experience, Wells Fargo didn’t

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    is paying a fee on a ghost account you did not know existed. Wells Fargo is a successful American International Financial Institution, but in recent years have been involved in a scandal that has hurt their reputation. (2)Since 2011, Wells Fargo’s employees have been secretly creating millions of unauthorized bank and credit card accounts, and some Wells Fargo employees even created fake Personal Identification Numbers (PIN) as well as fake email addresses to give the illusion of a growing customer

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    Case Study Wells Fargo

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    Problem Statement At Wells Fargo, we strive to address all the needs of the consumer. In doing so, we have to be ready and willing to discover and assist the purpose of their visit in a timely manner and in order for that to be done, we have to ensure that enough staff is available to do just that. Within the past six months, we have not had enough staff available and willing to discover and assist. Which means, we have not been able to meet our mission statement and we have ultimately disappointed

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