Fed's Dudley, citing Wells, calls for better bank incentives

LONDON (Reuters) - A top Federal Reserve regulator on Tuesday cited Wells Fargo & Co's accounts scandal as evidence that incentives to drive performance remain a problem on Wall Street, saying that banks have "a long way to go" in reforming internal culture.
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