Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo is one of the largest U.S. banks: it serves households and small businesses with accounts, cards, mortgages and auto loans, lends to companies, and manages wealth for affluent clients.
Thousands of branches still anchor its consumer business.
Branches sit beside 37 million digital customers, so both channels feed deposits and card spending.
How big is Wells Fargo?
Consumer banking is the biggest piece, but not most of it.
- Consumer Banking and Lending44%$37.4B
- Wealth and Investment Management19%$16.3B
- Commercial Banking14%$12.0B
- Corporate and Investment Banking23%$19.2B
Everyday banking first, then lending and advice.
- 1Households and small businesses
- 2Cards, autos and mortgages
- 3Wealth and brokerage clients
Everyday accounts bring the deposits that fund loans and the clients who later need investment advice.
- The Vanguard Group, Inc.10.43%
- BlackRock, Inc.8.61%
- FMR LLC6.4%
CEO: Charles W. Scharf
- 1852Wells, Fargo & Co. is founded
- 1905Wells Fargo & Co.’s Bank merges with the Nevada Bank
- 1906San Francisco earthquake and recovery
- 1918Express business is nationalized
- 1970First self-service teller tests
Every number on this page comes from Wells Fargo's own reports.
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