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1. The truths behind the inner workings of the banks

2. Side effects of the lifes of the employees.

3. The bank forced employees to meet account creation demands in order to receive bonuses, this incentive went from low-level employees to higher-ups.

4. Management made employees mess around with account terms in order to make them automatically charge money to the customer.

5. If employees ever voiced any issues to their managers they would be inadvertently fired sometime later.

6. Subsequent guidelines were put in place to keep employees from reviewing each other's work, making it harder to spot fraudulent practices.

7. Employees had to achieve their daily goals by opening 8 accounts. After calculations, there weren’t enough people in town without an account already, so employees had to open multiple accounts per person, even kids and animals, to be able to achieve their goals.

8. Customers trusted their money to the bank and employees. They were betrayed.

9. The bank hired people without any experience in banking. They hired Kilian (an employee) just for his smile and good attitude.

10. The CEO was seen as the perfect guy by the audience when the truth was that he had messed up with people's money and ended many people's careers.

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What’s the impact of the event on the economy?

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What’s the impact of the event on the economy?

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The consumer stop trusting the bank Wells Fargo because the scams, so it affects the reputation of the bank and people stop investing in the bank.

People could stop trusting other banks so it affects the whole US bank system.

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How can this kind of events affects people? 

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How can this kind of events affects people? 

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This event completely affected people because they were paying for an account that they didn’t wanted, they got scammed.

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Do you think it is necessary more regulations to the big companies and banks?

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Do you think it is necessary more regulations to the big companies and banks?

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Yes, the government could ask banks for a proof that the clients did asked for an account, this way they would make sure no one will be scammed and people won’t stop trusting banks.

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Fernández, M. (2020). Las acciones de Wells Fargo llegan a su nivel más bajo en 11 años y las pérdidas siguen. Bitfinanzas. https://bitfinanzas.com/las-acciones-de-wells-fargo-llegan-a-su-nivel-mas-bajo-en-11-anos-y-las-perdidas-siguen/

Varga, G. (2023). Are Money Laundering Concerns Preventing Investment in Gulf Countries? Global Trade Magazine. https://www.globaltrademag.com/are-money-laundering-concerns-preventing-investment-in-gulf-countries/

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