Core Points - The Hong Kong court has expanded the asset freeze against Ding Yumei, the ex-wife of Evergrande founder Xu Jiayin, to include approximately $220 million in assets across Canada, Gibraltar, Jersey, and Singapore [1][3] - This ruling is seen as a procedural victory for the liquidators of Evergrande, who are pursuing around $6 billion in debts [3] - The court's decision allows Evergrande to seek local court orders in the mentioned jurisdictions to enforce the asset freeze, as many banks have stated that the existing court orders from Hong Kong and the UK are insufficient for them to act [4][5] Summary by Jurisdiction - Canada: Ding Yumei holds approximately 137 million CAD in three accounts across various banks, including 10 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] - Gibraltar: Assets include approximately $57.6 million at Bank J. Safra Sarasin [4] - Jersey: Assets include approximately £675,593.61 at Barclays Bank Plc [4] - Singapore: Assets include approximately $71 million at Bank J. Sarasin Limited Singapore [4] Legal Proceedings - Evergrande has been granted permission by the Hong Kong High Court to initiate proceedings in Jersey, Gibraltar, Canada, and Singapore to seek local recognition and enforcement of the asset freeze [5] - The court emphasized that the scope of these actions is limited to asset preservation and does not allow for new claims or broader litigation in other jurisdictions [5]
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