Wells Fargo Supplier Code of Conduct
At Wells Fargo, we’re guided by a common effort to help our customers succeed financially. We are committed to runningour business in a manner that benefits our communities, the economy, and our environment
To effectively run our business, Wells Fargo engages numerous entities to provide various goods and services. “Supplier”
is the general term utilized within this Code to reflect these relationships, however all concepts and expectations within
this Code are applicable across our global third-party relationships including Vendors, Vendor Affiliates, Vendor Personnel,Dependent Providers, Subcontractors, and Agents.
These mutually beneficial relationships enhance the value of the products and services we offer our customers, and createstronger communities through diversity and inclusion, economic empowerment, and environmental sustainability.
We firmly believe our suppliers and their actions are an extension of our own actions and reputation. We expect oursuppliers to demonstrate strong values and ethical practices. Additionally, this Code emphasizes and reinforces additional
expectations placed on our suppliers through complimentary third party programs related to risk, information security,and corporate responsibility.
We expect our suppliers to operate in a way that is consistent with our Code of Conduct (PDF), all applicable laws andregulations, contract terms, and this Supplier Code of Conduct. It is the responsibility of each supplier to ensure its
employees and representatives maintain a thorough understanding of our expectations as set forth in this and otherrelevant documents.
This Supplier Code of Conduct is subject to periodic updates and revisions reflecting Wells Fargo’s culture of continuousimprovement. Regular updates not only mirror the evolving needs of our diverse and rapidly evolving corporate
responsibilities and goals, but they ensure the ongoing alignment of the Supplier Code of Conduct to internal operations,
supporting programs, and our supplier base.

Ethical Business Practices

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At Wells Fargo, we earn the trust of our customers, communities, and shareholders by maintaining the highest ethicalstandards while often going beyond the law and above industry standards. We constantly monitor and refine our businessand risk management practices to ensure we perform ethically and with integrity.
Similarly, we expect our suppliers to pursue the highest standards of integrity in their business dealings. This includes
refraining from any and all forms of illegal or improper activity, including corruption, misrepresentation, extortion,embezzlement, bribery, discrimination, or unethical practices in the extraction of, trade in or utilization of conflictminerals1.
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We also expect our suppliers to engage in ethical employment practices, including the treatment of their employees, subcontractors, and suppliers.
Wells Fargo encourages its suppliers to provide a living wage1 to its employees and throughout its supply chain.
Compensation and benefits should aim to provide an adequate standard of living, including compensation forovertime at a premium rate. In addition, Wells Fargo expects its suppliers to implement compensation programs
that are transparent and fair, including appropriate disclosure to employees, equal pay for equal work, and proper
oversight of management.
Wells Fargo values transparency. We expect our suppliers to disclose any potential conflicts of interest prior to initiating
their relationship with Wells Fargo, and we expect fair competition among our potential suppliers, contractors, and othervendors
We take our customers’ privacy and confidentiality concerns seriously, and we expect the same from our suppliers. All
confidential and protected information, including and especially any Wells Fargo customer data, is to be protected by thesupplier in accordance with applicable laws, prevailing industry practices, and contract terms.

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Respecting Human Rights

Wells Fargo strives to engage with suppliers whose values and business principles reflect their respect for the human rightsof the people with whom, and the communities in which, they do business. We continuously expand human rights
capabilities within our third-party environment, embedding relevant content across our sourcing, contracting, and thirdparty risk programs. While we recognize each supplier has varying policies and approaches to human rights, we expect oursuppliers to adhere to the standards and values expressed in Wells Fargo’s human rights statement.
Wells Fargo expects its suppliers to comply with all applicable laws relating to human rights, including thoseintended to identify, mitigate, and monitor activities with risk of modern slavery, human trafficking, and forced orexploitive prison labor. Additionally, our annual UK Modern Slavery Act (UKMSA) disclosure
outlines our approach to addressing the issue of modern slavery in our business operations and supply chain.

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Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Stewardship

At Wells Fargo, we are working to embed environmental sustainability throughout our products, services, operations, andculture to drive efficiencies and responsible resource use while creating comfortable, safe, and healthy workplaces for ourstakeholders. We encourage our suppliers to join us in implementing systems designed to minimize negative impacts on
the environment. This includes the development of processes to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase energy
efficiency, reduce water consumption, and increase waste diversion from landfills. Wells Fargo values business
relationships with suppliers who have developed and implemented internal programs fostering a culture of sustainability
and environmental stewardship in the local and global community.
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Wells Fargo does not control this website. Wells Fargo has provided this link for your convenience, but does not endorse and is not responsible for the content, links,
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We encourage our suppliers to track and publicly report relevant data across their own operations, products, and service
offerings. In particular, we encourage our suppliers to set and publicly report greenhouse gas and/or renewable energy
targets amongst their other carbon accounting, sustainability, human rights, and climate programs.
Wells Fargo’s Sustainability targets and commitments can be found by visiting Goals and Reporting.

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Community Investment

When it comes to investing in our communities, Wells Fargo understands one size doesn’t fit all. Every city,neighborhood, and resident is faced with unique challenges, needs, and stories. We invest our talent, expertise, andfinancial resources to help communities succeed – by listening, learning, and partnering with key stakeholders to identify
local solutions for local needs. We also support suppliers who share these same values and act as responsible corporate
citizens in their own communities. All suppliers are encouraged to engage with their communities to help foster
economic development and contribute to the social and environmental sustainability of the communities in which they
operate.
We also expect our suppliers to join us in our commitment to "diversity, equity and inclusion", and to ensure they do notdiscriminate in their hiring and retention policies and practices. Additionally, Wells Fargo will continue to strive tosupport the growth of certified diverse-owned businesses and generate increased opportunities for these suppliers, andwe expect our suppliers to work to provide business opportunities to competitive diverse suppliers as well.

This Supplier Code of Conduct does not constitute a contract, and nothing contained herein is intended to create or convey
any rights, actions, or remedies to any person or entity.

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