Wells Fargo has joined other financial companies who have agreed to repurchase more than $61 billion in the securities collectively, which lost most of their value when the market for them evaporated early in 2008 as the credit crisis worsened.
The San Francisco-based Wells Fargo has agreed to buy back, at face value, securities its customers purchase before February 13, 2008.
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