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    Fed nominees slam Wells Fargo for consumer abuses and indicate bank's growth cap will be tough to lift

    by Jim Puzzanghera, Los Angeles Times May 15, 2018 3 minutes

    WASHINGTON - Two Federal Reserve nominees on Tuesday slammed Wells Fargo & Co., for its consumer abuses and indicated that they would have to see significant improvements before voting to lift a cap on the San Francisco bank's growth.

    "Just based upon the news accounts, which of course is all I have to go on, the activities of Wells Fargo in this domain are egregious and unacceptable and I was as shocked as anyone to read about it in the newspaper," said

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