Editor Desk
Sep 28, 20161 min
In a series of tweets Wednesday morning, the Massachusetts Senator said Wells Fargo's (WFC) decision to claw back $41 million of Stumpf's pay is a "small step in the right direction, but nowhere near real accountability." "Stumpf will be just fine: he keeps his job & most of the money he made while massive fraud went on under his nose," said Warren, just a week after her epic take down of Wells Fargo's CEO for his "gutless" leadership at a Senate hearing. Warren once again called on Stumpf to resign, "return every nickel he made while this scam" was taking place and face investigations from both the SEC and the Department of Justice.