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Core Viewpoint - The recent court ruling has exposed the offshore trust of Xu Jiayin, revealing $2.3 billion that was previously hidden, and has significant implications for his assets and the broader trust industry [1][3]. Group 1: Xu Jiayin's Financial Situation - Xu Jiayin's family is facing a massive debt of 2.4 trillion yuan, while simultaneously having a hidden offshore "savings account" [3]. - As of mid-2023, Evergrande's total liabilities reached 2.39 trillion yuan, with a shortfall of 644.2 billion yuan in assets [3]. - The court ruling has frozen $7.7 billion in assets across 12 countries, providing a glimmer of hope for the 6 million homeowners and creditors who may recover 9.34% of their principal [7]. Group 2: Legal Implications of the Trust - The court utilized two main legal principles to dismantle Xu's offshore trust: the substance-over-form doctrine and fraudulent transfer [5]. - The court found that Xu retained control over the trust, which disqualified it as a legitimate trust and categorized it as a "dummy account" [5]. - The divorce between Xu and his ex-wife was deemed a strategy to evade debt, further undermining the legitimacy of the trust [5]. Group 3: Industry Impact - The ruling has caused panic among wealthy individuals who previously relied on offshore trusts for asset protection, as the trust is now viewed as a potential liability [8]. - The trust industry is facing increased scrutiny, with a clear message that legitimate trusts are protected, but those used to defraud creditors will not be [9]. - Future trends indicate a global shift towards stricter enforcement of debt recovery and a demand for genuine trust structures that relinquish control [11].