I'd put Wells Fargo at the top of that list -- specifically Carrie Tolstedt and John Stumpf. If their actions weren't worthy of jail, the law should be changed

I'd put Wells Fargo at the top of that list -- specifically Carrie Tolstedt and John Stumpf. If their actions weren't worthy of jail, the law should be changed. They created an incentive system which guaranteed that lower-level employees would act badly. Instead, even after clawbacks, they retired ahead of the game by 8-9 figure sums.