Wells Fargo shows the most attractive valuation (B+, ~13x P/E) among the large banks in this batch, likely reflecting relief following the Fed's recent lifting of its long-standing asset cap imposed after the fake-accounts scandal.

Growth (B-) lags peers like JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley somewhat, a possible lingering effect of years of regulatory constraint. With a 2.24% dividend yield alongside the valuation discount, the key thing to confirm is whether balance-sheet growth actually resumes now that the cap has been removed.