Long before he took over the reins at Wells Fargo, John Stumpf worked as what Americans call a “repo man”. When borrowers at First Bank in St Paul, Minnesota, fell behind on their loan payments in the 1970s, he was the sturdy young fellow who would seek them out and repossess their collateral — cars, televisions and the like.
在接任富國銀行(Wells Fargo)執行長很久以前，約翰•斯頓夫(John Stumpf)曾當過「收賬人」。上世紀70年代，當明尼蘇達州聖保羅市的First Bank的借款者沒有按時償還貸款時，當時還是一個壯小夥的他負責把他們找出來並收回他們的抵押物：汽車、電視等等。
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