The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could have fined Wells Fargo in excess of $10 billion for its illegal sales practices but instead settled for $100 million, according to the agency's internal documents released by congressional Republicans this week.
September 21, 2017 at 11:00 PM
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could have fined Wells Fargo in excess of $10 billion for its illegal sales practices but instead settled for $100 million, according to the agency’s internal documents released by congressional Republicans this week.
The CFPB also had evidence that the bank’s sales problems went back to at least 2006, far earlier than the 2011 to 2016 timetable that Wells Fargo originally admitted to, the documents show.
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