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Should Wells Fargo execs responsible for bilking customers be forced to return their pay?

  • Written by Lee Reiners, Director of Global Financial Markets Center, Duke University
imageIn Wells Fargo's case, a discussion often wasn't required. Wells Fargo via www.shutterstock.com

Having spent five years supervising large financial institutions on Wall Street, I am rarely surprised by the latest news of banks behaving badly.

But even the most hardened cynics, such as myself, were taken aback by the recent announcement that Wells...

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