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Wells Fargo
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Company details
Market cap
~$260B
P/E ratio
~13×
Div yield
~2.3%
EPS (2025)
$6.26
Net income (2025)
$21.3B
Rev. growth
+2%
Revenue (2025)
$83.7B
ROTCE
14.6%
In plain English
Wells Fargo is one of the four giant US banks — built on a vast branch network, mortgages, credit cards and small-business lending, with growing Wall Street and wealth-management arms. After the 2016 fake-accounts scandal it spent seven years under a Federal Reserve asset cap; the Fed lifted that cap in June 2025, freeing it to grow again.
In simple terms
What Wells Fargo really sells
Wells Fargo is one of the four giant US banks — built on a vast branch network, mortgages, credit cards and small-business lending, with growing Wall Street and wealth-management arms. After the 2016 fake-accounts scandal it spent seven years under a Federal Reserve asset cap; the Fed lifted that cap in June 2025, freeing it to grow again.
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