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Wells Fargo settles with SEC over improper sales advice, strategy
By Joe Mont2018-06-26T13:00:00
An SEC announcement says Wells Fargo Advisors will settle charges that its sales team pushed retail investors to cash out non-liquid investments before their maturity, unnecessarily costing them money but improving the firm’s profits.
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