A little Friday humor. 😅 #BetterBanks
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Nikki Concepcion 😂😂
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Hahaha Michele Greene😂
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Abril Guevara Ashlyn Denney 😑
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Jes Tonkin
😂😂😂 true!
Exactly why I am a terrible banker and should only work the drive thru 🤣😂
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Lizette Belen us on the hub spot training 😂
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Odette Marjorie Krystal
Yes!!
West Hollywood’s City Council has ended its banking relationship with Wells Fargo because of scandals and predatory banking practices. Instead, the city will now contract with Bank of the West for its banking services.
Do you or someone you know work at Bank of the West? What are your thouts? #BetterBanks bit.ly/2JWoiJS
The City of West Hollywood Chooses Bank of the West in a Rebuke to Scandal-Challenged Wells Fargo
wehoville.com
The decision was made in a 3-2 vote, with council members John Duran and John Heilman arguing for continuing the Wells Fargo relationshipBank of America is closing 16 branches in the Chicago area this July, saying these closures are needed to help finance growth plans that involve more hiring and potential new branches elsewhere. The banks says it will offer employees jobs in other locations.
What if these new positions are inconvenient or too far for current employees? Do you think these closures are really about the changes in customer behavior? What are your thoughts? bit.ly/2wdmkNd
Bank of America giveth and Bank of America taketh away
chicagobusiness.com
The Charlotte, N.C., giant is shuttering 16 local branches in July, a task it says is needed to help finance growth plans that involve new branches elsewhere and more hiring.
Chicago is on the verge of default, banks would be crazy not to close up shop and flee as fast as they can before that city tries to shake them down. I believe they elected several literal socialists to their city council. Hopefully the populace will learn a valuable lesson when corporate jobs dry up as a result. I am not optimistic, however.
Is it 5pm yet? 😶😅
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My actual reaction
Odette Marjorie Krystal Taylor Jacqueline
Carol Malanga
Jeniffer Lopez
Oh, yeah! That was always fun! 🤭😆😆😆😆
Mark Anderson
Vanessa Pagan
Scammers...lol
Omg all the time lol
Maddie Garza💀💀💀
Joanna Swiatek really? Lol
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Omg Katelynn Griffin we both know who this is 😂😂
Me: Would you like that back any particular way? Customer: No...just 20’s, 10’s, 5’s, and maybe 5 ones
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Jessica 🤦🏻♀️
Casey O'Neill
Bruh
Melinda Cayabyab Kara Dauksch-Samaniego lmao
GUYS!!! Breanna Cebula Careen E. Wareing Kimberly Baker
A top U.S. bank regulator said it will vet Wells Fargo’s pick for its next CEO. The Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) told Congress he would use special legal powers to review any proposed candidate. Intense congressional and regulatory review may narrow the field of CEO candidates.
Do you think this is a good or bad thing? If intense review by regulators narrows the field, wouldn't that hopefully leave candidates who don't have predatory practices? What characteristics do you think the next CEO should have? #BetterBanks cnb.cx/2LWYgZI
US bank regulator will vet next Wells Fargo CEO
cnbc.com
The development could complicate the scandal-hit lender's efforts to find a permanent replacement for CEO Tim Sloan.
If the US government had linked such a stipulation to the bailout money spent on Wells Fargo a decade ago, such vetting would have been reasonable since Wells would have had the opportunity to refuse government intervention and thus lose out on the bailout funds. It's too late for that now, leaving federal bank regulators with no ability to interfere with who a non-government private business hires or fires.
I believe this to be a good thing although I would like this to be the standard for banks of a certain size rather than the exception for bad actors. I don't know that anything significant will come of it but it's at least another layer of vetting and oversight.