Wells Fargo & Company is a major American financial services institution founded in 1852. The company operates across 22 countries with approximately 213,000 employees, managing assets of roughly $2.0 trillion. Its physical network includes over 4,000 branches and 11,000 ATMs.
The firm's business is organized into four main operating segments: Consumer Banking and Lending, which provides checking, savings, and mortgage services; Commercial Banking; Corporate and Investment Banking; and Wealth & Investment Management. This structure allows the company to serve a broad client base, from individual consumers to large corporations.
As a systemically important financial institution, Wells Fargo's operations are subject to extensive regulatory oversight. The company states a commitment to putting people and communities first as part of its operational philosophy.
