Wells Fargo suspends China travel after employee exit ban, source says
CHINA, JUL 17 – Wells Fargo halted China travel after senior banker Chenyue Mao faced an exit ban, amid a rise in Chinese exit bans linked to regulatory investigations, human-rights groups say.
- Wells Fargo has suspended all travel to China after a U.S. citizen banker was blocked from leaving the country.
- Beijing has increasingly used exit bans on both Chinese and foreign nationals, often in connection with civil disputes, regulatory investigations or criminal probes.
- The ban could worsen concerns among multinational companies about the risks of doing business in China, particularly around employee safety and freedom of movement.
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·Washington, United States
Read Full ArticleU.S.-Based Wells Fargo Banker Blocked From Exiting China, WSJ Reports
·New York, United States
Read Full ArticleWells Fargo Halts China Travel Amid Rising Exit Ban Concerns
Wells Fargo has suspended travel to China after an employee, Chenyue Mao, faced an exit ban. The incident raises concerns about multinational businesses' safety and operations in China, potentially straining U.S.-China relations. Exit bans are increasingly impacting foreign nationals, complicating international relations and business practices.
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