Wells Fargo Anticipates More Layoffs Amid Commercial Real Estate Woes
Wells Fargo expects further layoffs as it attempts to improve efficiency amid a commercial real estate slump.
The prominent U.S.-based financial institution has been cutting jobs since the third quarter of 2020. Since that time, Wells Fargo has laid off nearly 40,000 employees.
Chief Financial Officer Mike Santomassimo told Reuters on Sept. 12 that, “I do think that there’s more to do, and you’ll see that through the headcount number.”
Wells Fargo has previously made large cuts to its mortgage business. The bank’s commercial real estate business is also facing pressure, as many buildings remain empty because of the popularity of remote work.
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