You have to start looking for a job right now. There will never be a better time for it. a) You are already employed, and it's well known that the best time to find a new job is when you still have one. b) There are SO MANY available jobs right now. All of them might not be fully remote but I'm sure you can find something that'll at least be better than what you have now. c) Employers are desperate. With the workforce shortage, you can get whatever you ask for and then some. For the first time, the employees have the upper hand. Use it.
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The CEO can shove their office buildings up his a-s. Never returning to
this shithole. Worse job of my life, an absolute disgrace.
OP, it's a good idea to start looking but the timing is off. As of end of July, there were 8.7 mm (adjusted) unemployed in the US . That is a huge number, and even with the advantage of having a job, they will put downward pressure on wages, taking every job, WFH or RTO. Also, the job market is very different through the US, maybe East Coast and TX has its advantages for fin. jobs ,but in most of the country I expect things to get worse: Layoffs. I'm sure there is labor shortage in the service and entertainment industry but that's not where a bank professional would go.
It's good practice to update the CV and look, but be realistic.