He's so committed to Wells Fargo that he will essentially manage it from his neighborhood in New York City. This guy has a history of not finishing what he started at companies. He's a 50/50 chance of helping the company kind of hire. He works hard on his personal 'brand', including wearing skinny jeans (he comes off like an over-the-hill action figure), and even dying his hair grey. He is particularly adept at presenting himself as a socially-concerned corporate leader wants to make society better, fairer, less bigoted, etc.
Meanwhile, his very own activity (running financial organizations) is somewhat responsible for creating the misery he bewails. He's just one of many clever corporate rats who specialize in lining their pockets and the pockets of their benefactors. The don't care one wit about you, me, or this country.
I'm sorry, but you are getting a morally debased, selfish sociopath for a CEO.
We are glad to be rid of him at BNY Mellon. He left our company worse than he found it.