Factbox-Wells Fargo's business in China, where senior executive has left after lifting of exit ban

(Reuters) – A Wells Fargo banker, Chenyue Mao, who had been barred from leaving China for several months, has been allowed to return to the United States following negotiations between U.S. and Chinese officials, according to two people with knowledge of the case.

Mao, who works in Wells Fargo’s international factoring business, was prevented from leaving China due to her involvement in a criminal case, China’s Foreign Ministry said in July. The ministry said Mao had been required to cooperate with an investigation.

Mao, born in Shanghai and based in Atlanta, is a U.S. citizen. She currently serves as a managing director at the U.S. commercial bank, according to her LinkedIn profile.

Below are the publicly available details about Wells Fargo’s business interest in China and Asia Pacific