Meh. I get what you're saying, but at its core the corporate virtue signalling efforts are an attempt at marketing to a hypothetical customer that wants to do business with a company that holds certain values. And this "anti-woke bank" idea sounds like an effort to pander to a hypothetical customer that wants to do business with a completely different set of values. I don't see them as being particularly different in philosophy.
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You can say all of these things without contradiction:
1. Corporate virtue signalling, however cynical, happens.
2. People are hyping up "wokism" for their own purposes and this includes priming people who fear the bogeyman so they join a scam bank.
You can oppose "woke" policies while still acknowledging that wokism is being overhyped. And none of this amounts to me telling people to "not talk about it".