- Charles Scharf - Wikipedia
Charles W Scharf (born April 24, 1965) [1] is an American business executive who is the chairman and CEO of Wells Fargo He has been CEO of Wells Fargo since October 2019, and its chairman since October 2025 [2] He was previously CEO of Bank of New York Mellon (BNY), and, prior to that, CEO of Visa Inc
- Chairman and Chief Executive Officer - Wells Fargo
Charlie Scharf has been Chief Executive Officer of Wells Fargo Company, and a member of its Board of Directors, since October 2019 Charlie became Chairman of the Board of Directors in October 2025
- Wells Fargo gives CEO Scharf a $30M award, names him chair
Wells Fargo intends to give CEO Charlie Scharf a $30 million one-time equity award and install him as chair of its board, in addition to serving as chief executive, the bank announced Thursday
- Wells Fargo Board of Directors Announces Intention to Name CEO, Charlie . . .
SAN FRANCISCO-- (BUSINESS WIRE)-- Wells Fargo Company (NYSE: WFC) today announced that the Board of Directors of Wells Fargo intends to appoint Charlie Scharf, Chief Executive Officer, Wells Fargo, as Chairman of the Board
- Wells Fargo sees more job cuts going into 2026 - reuters. com
Wells Fargo expects more cuts to its workforce and sees higher severance expenses in the current fourth quarter, CEO Charlie Scharf said on Tuesday, adding that artificial intelligence was set to
- Wells Fargo CEO: More job cuts coming at the bank, as AI prompts . . . - MSN
Wells Fargo expects more job cuts and higher severance costs in this quarter that ends in three weeks, bank CEO and President Charlie Scharf said Tuesday at an investors conference in New York He
- Wells Fargo Board to Appoint CEO Scharf as Chairman and Grant $30 . . .
Scharf, 60, took the helm at Wells Fargo in 2019, vowing to repair its deeply entrenched problems from a fake-accounts scandal that erupted in 2016
- Wells Fargo to Name CEO Charlie Scharf Chairman - Morningstar
Wells Fargo said it plans to name Chief Executive Charlie Scharf to the additional post of chairman, rewarding the executive who led the bank back from a scandal involving the creation of
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