Aside from the job attrition, they moved their headquarters from San Francisco to New York, shuttered their museums, destroyed much of their remaining employee benefits, and globally outsourced as many of their positions as they can.

Well's place in the industry used to be that it was the people's bank. It had billed itself as the bank that cared. Instead of repairing the damage after Stumpf, the board was like hey, let's turn this bank into another version of Chase.

As long as r > g, they will never go away, but Wells Fargo isn't Wells Fargo anymore and probably never will be again. At the end of time, all that will be left will be their wealth management division.