Wells Fargo Hires New Head of Cards
Wells Fargo Hires JPMorgan Executive as Head of Cards and Merchant Services
(Reuters) - U.S. bank Wells Fargo named JPMorgan Chase executive Ed Olebe as its new head of cards and merchant services on Tuesday, effective immediately. Olebe, who joined JPMorgan in 2016, succeeds Ray Fischer, who has decided to retire, Wells Fargo said.
Wells Fargo Hires New Head of Cards From JPMorgan
Wells Fargo has hired JPMorgan Chase's former president of branded cards to lead its cards business. The bank said Tuesday that Ed Olebe has been named head of cards and merchant services, effective immediately. Olebe succeeds Ray Fischer, who notified the company last year of his intention to retire. Olebe joined Wells Fargo in 2019.
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