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1. Investments, Brokerage, Private Banking, Insurance
About 16 percent of our earnings come from these businesses
that are so important to our customers’ financial well-being.
Our goal: 25 percent.
Private Banking: average loans,up 8%; average deposits, up 15%.
Private bankers: 800, up 16% (690,‘05)
Core deposits: up 7%.
Brokerage assets under administration: $115 billion, up 19%.
WellsTrade® brokerage assets: $11.5 billion, up 32%.
Wealth Management professionals: 3,800,up 8%.
Mutual fund assets managed: $126 billion, up 12%.
Customers referred from bankers to insurance team: up 100%.
2. Going for Gr-eight!Product Packages
Our average banking household has 5.2 products with us.
Our average Wholesale Banking customer has 6.0our
average commercial banking customer more than seven. Our
goal is eight products per customer. Already, one of every
five of our customers has eight or more products with us.
The average U.S. banking customer has about 16.
Two-thirds of our new checking account customers buy
a Wells Fargo PackageSM (checking account and three other
products such as debit card,credit card, online banking,
savings account,home equity loan).
Added 1,900+ bankers in our stores.
3. Doing It Right for the Customer
Be “one Wells Fargo”advocates for our customers,put them
at the center of all we do, and give them such outstanding
service and advice that they’ll give us all their business and
rave about us to their family, friends and business associates.
Launched mortgage industrys first comprehensive program
to help nonprime customers achieve financial success.
Launched one Wells Fargo”initiatives to make it easier for our
customers to do business with us.
4. Banking with a Mortgage, Home Equity
and Consumer Finance Loan
All our mortgage and consumer finance customers in our
Community Banking states should bank with us. All our
banking customers who need a mortgage or a home equity
loan should get it through Wells Fargo.
Homeowner-customers who have mortgage products with us:
21.2% (17.3%, ’01).
Homeowner-customers with home equity products with us:
16.6% (12.6%, ’01).
5. Wells Fargo Cards in Every Wallet
Every one of our bank customers should have an active credit card
and debit card with us.
Households with Wells Fargo credit card: 35.3% (23.2%, ’01).
Checking account customers with Wells Fargo debit card: 90.7%
(83.3%, ’01).
Business Banking customers with Wells Fargo credit card: 22.9%
(16.6%, ’04).
Business Banking checking account customers with Wells Fargo
debit card: 66.2% (49.5%, ’04).
6. When,Where and How
Integrate all delivery channelsstores, ATMs, Wells Fargo Phone
Bankcenters, wellsfargo.com, direct mail, interactive videoto
match them with when, where and how our customers want to
be served.
Opened 109 Community Banking stores and 21 Wholesale
Banking offices.
About seven of every 10 of our Wholesale Banking customers
are active online users of our Commercial Electronic Office®
(CEO®)service to run their businesses more efficiently.
Active online internet customers: 8.5 million (2/3 of all
consumer checking account customers), up 18%.
Active online small business customers: 800,000, up 25%.
400+ of our ATMs in the Bay Area now accept deposits with
no envelopes requireda service we plan to expand across
our 23 banking states.
7. “Information-Based” Marketing
Offer the right product to the right customer at the right
time at every point of customer contact.
Customers accepted 11.5 million tailored product offers through
our stores,phone banks and wellsfargo.com (10.2 million,’05)
Launched My Savings PlanSMonline tool to set savings goals,
amounts, time frames and measure progress.
My Spending Report attracted 4.5 million first-time users.
8. Be Our Customers Payment Processor
Wells Fargo must add real value to enable us to be the
intermediaryelectronic or paperwhenever and wherever
our customers buy products and services.
Active online bill payment/presentment customers: 4.8 million,
up 43%.
Business customers deposited $90 billion in checks via internet
(Desktop Deposit® servicescanning paper checks into screen
images) in ’06.
9. Premier Customers
Attract more and keep all our premier customers.Cross-sell
Wells Fargo products to households that could become
premier customers.Reduce by half the number of customers
who leave us or give us less of their business.
High-value customers who leave us annually: 5.6% (7.1,‘03)
Banking households with Portfolio Management Account (PMA):
13.82% (11.07, ’05)
10. People as a Competitive Advantage
Develop, reward and recognize all our team members;
build an inclusive work environment and a more
diverse organization.
Team member training: 2.7% of total payroll
Team member tuition reimbursement: $19.3 million (up 23%)
Almost 100 team member resource groups (64,‘03) bring
together diverse team members with shared interests and
common backgrounds for professional growth.
71 diversity councils companywide (39,‘03) advise management
on policy, programs and best practices.
4,500 net new team members. Welcome!
Our 10 Strategic Initiatives
Our 10 Strategic Initiatives have guided us the last 10 years toward our vision of satisfying all our customersfinancial needs.
They also help us toward our objective of double-digit growth in revenue,earnings and stock price.Here’s some of our progress.