One of the most striking aspects of Wells Fargo’s headquarters in San Francisco is that there really isn’t one. The building on Montgomery Street is nominally the main HQ but in fact the bank operates out of several different locations in the city’s financial district. Not for this bank the monument to itself that many of its peers and competitors choose to erect.
That’s not the only fact that is surprising about Wells Fargo. Another is that America’s fifth-largest bank as measured by shareholder equity is one of the few that has managed to merge or buy rivals without too many headaches.
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