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Wells Fargo SWOT Analysis
https://bstrategyhub.com/wells-fargo-swot-analysis/
Background
Subtopic
CEO
Charles W. Scharf
Year founded
March 18, 1852
Headquarter
San Francisco, California, United States
Number of Employees (2018)
259,800
Fun Fact
Did you know that Wells Fargo was the first bank to introduce online banking way back in 1995? It also rolled out online money-management services by 2005, making one of the first.
Strengths – Internal Strategic Factors
Global Presence
Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.
Strong Financial Position
Part of the Big Four:
Leadership in SME Lending
Variety of Services
Valuable Brand:
Exemplary Performance:
Weaknesses – Internal Strategic Factors
Major Scandal:
Missed Opportunities:
Aging Systems:
Negative Publicity:
High Operation Costs:
Opportunities – External Strategic Factors
Strengthen C&1 Lending
Expand Operations in Emerging Economies
Diversify Portfolio
Focus on Smaller Towns:
Threats – External Strategic Factors
Global Recession
Public Perception
Global Pandemic
Capped Loans
Ongoing Investigations
Intense Competition