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Why are senior JPMorgan execs ‘jumping’ to Wells Fargo?

Fernando Rivas, new co-CEO of corporate and investment banking at Wells Fargo.

Senior industry executive poses the question after latest switch, this time in investment banking.

Just as it has targeted senior executives from JPMorgan Chase & Co. to lead its revamped wealth management business, Wells Fargo & Co. is turning to JPMorgan to fill out the top spots in its investment banking group, which is smaller than competitors.

Earlier this week, Wells Fargo said

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