Hartzman Tax & Fiduciary: Did Wells Fargo CEO John G. Stumpf profit from stock and option compensation while not disclosing material information?

10/8/12

Did Wells Fargo CEO John G. Stumpf profit from stock and option compensation while not disclosing material information?

If Wells Fargo & Company’s board of directors
approved a grant of retention performance shares
for President and CEO John G. Stumpf and three other executive officers,
and all of the above were aware of secret Federal Reserve Loans,
how did they not benefit from insider trading?

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