Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong court has expanded the asset freeze on Ding Yumei, the ex-wife of Evergrande founder Xu Jiayin, encompassing approximately $220 million in assets across Canada, Gibraltar, Jersey, and Singapore, as part of efforts to recover around $6 billion in debts owed by the troubled real estate company [1][3]. Group 1: Asset Details - Ding Yumei holds approximately 137 million CAD in three Canadian bank accounts, with total assets exceeding $220 million across various jurisdictions [1]. - The assets include approximately 9 million CAD at Bank of Montreal, 28 million CAD at Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, and 100 million CAD at Royal Bank of Canada [4]. - In Gibraltar, she has assets valued at approximately $57.6 million at Bank J. Safra Sarasin, and in Singapore, about $71 million at Bank J. Sarasin Limited [4]. Group 2: Legal Proceedings - The Hong Kong High Court's ruling is seen as a procedural victory for the liquidators of Evergrande, allowing them greater scope to pursue asset recovery [3]. - Evergrande has previously obtained a global asset freeze order against Ding Yumei in Hong Kong, which was mirrored by a similar order in the UK [3]. - The court has permitted Evergrande to seek local court orders in Jersey, Gibraltar, Canada, and Singapore to enforce the asset freeze, while limiting the scope of these actions to asset preservation only [5].
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