Wells Fargo has its share of skeptics, as Chief Executive Officer Tim Sloan well knows.

He was promoted to his current role after the abrupt departure of his predecessor, John Stumpf, amid a 2016 scandal involving the creation of more than 3 million phony bank accounts by employees struggling to meet ambitious sales targets. The San Francisco-based lender has encountered more problems since.

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