This report evaluates the ethical practices of Wells Fargo Bank, focusing on the scandal involving the creation of unauthorized accounts and its repercussions. The study examines the causes of the unethical behavior, its impact on the bank's financial condition, brand image, customer and employee satisfaction, and legal issues faced by the company. The research employs a case study methodology, supported by secondary quantitative data from various sources. Findings reveal significant legal, ethical, and financial challenges for Wells Fargo, including customer and employee dissatisfaction. The report details the bank's response to the crisis and its efforts toward recovery. The study recommends that Wells Fargo develop robust ethical practices, train its employees, and engage with communities to improve its brand image and customer base. The report also highlights the importance of ethical leadership, corporate social responsibility, and the implementation of ethical frameworks to prevent future misconduct.