The FRONTLINE Interview: Richard Kovacevich
Season 2012
Episode 7
About the Episode
The former chair and CEO of Wells Fargo, Kovacevich was a strong opponent of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), under which his bank was forced to accept a $25 billion capital injection from the federal government.
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