John Stumpf
The bank is set to take back over $180 million in forfeitures, clawbacks and compensation adjustments.
Missing worker protection page appears to be latest Trump administration purge.
Wells Fargo has asked a court to order dozens of customers who are suing the bank to resolve their disputes in private arbitrations, according to legal documents.
He hasn't even had the job for a week yet.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Lawmakers called for the CEO to resign, and for the bank to be broken up.
The announcement comes after Wells Fargo was hit $185 million in fines over a fake-account scandal.
John Stumpf admitted no senior bank executives have been held accountable in the scam.
The senator had some rather pointed questions for the executive in the wake of his bank's scandal.
