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Wells Fargo Chairman & CEO Charlie Scharf sits down with Bloomberg Host and Carlyle Co-Founder & Co-Chairman David Rubenstein at the Economic Club of Washington. The interview comes less than a week after the bank reported its first quarter results and fell short across its primary income streams. The rocky quarter raised questions among analysts about the bank’s path to the long-term profitability target as it tries to regain its footing since getting a key regulatory shackle lifted last in 2025.

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  1. 5
    @Rio-by1eh

    When he says there is no Systemic Risk about PRIVATE CREDIT – it’s because he’s very CAREFUL about his FRIENDS in the industry OF PRIVATE CREDIT. As they say, there is no system risk , until there is a systemic RISK, hence keep,it private. Then reach out to you government contacts for a quite bail out … the prongs of financial industry reach deep into the government’s policy , especially in the last few years.💰💰💰📈📈📈

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    @OneBloodlineEarth

    WHY NOT JUST WIPE THE DEBT CLEAN EVERYONE BILL AND THEY START OFF WITH NOTHING NO DEBT AND TRUMP AND THE ENTERTAIMENT INDUSTRY CAN GET RICHER TO UNBELIEVABLE. WITH THE BIT COIN AND RUNNING UP THE UNITED STATES DEBT IT WOULD BE AN EASY SALE. BLAINE VALENTINE AMEN 214 5/11/2026

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