最后的疯狂：许家印被抓捕的全部过程

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong High Court has ruled to appoint liquidators to take full control of Xu Jiayin's assets, including hidden assets through offshore companies and trusts, due to his non-compliance with previous asset disclosure orders. This ruling prohibits him from disposing of assets valued at up to $7.7 billion (approximately 55 billion RMB) [1]. Group 1: Background and Events Leading to the Ruling - In 2021, during a critical period for Evergrande, Xu Jiayin publicly emphasized "guaranteeing delivery of apartments" while secretly transferring over $2.3 billion in assets abroad through offshore trusts [2][3]. - Investigations revealed that Evergrande had inflated its revenue by 213.9 billion RMB (50.14% of total revenue) in 2019 and by 350.1 billion RMB (78.54% of total revenue) in 2020, totaling 564 billion RMB over two years [2]. - Xu Jiayin's divorce from Ding Yumei was deemed a strategy to evade debt, as significant assets were transferred to her name prior to the divorce [3][5]. Group 2: Legal Proceedings and Asset Freezing - The Hong Kong High Court has expanded asset freezing orders against Ding Yumei, including approximately $22 million (about 156 million RMB) in assets across multiple jurisdictions [6]. - Xu Jiayin was arrested in September 2023, marking a significant turning point in the legal proceedings against him [7][9]. - The court's ruling in December 2025 led to the freezing of at least $1.5 billion in overseas assets belonging to Xu Jiayin and Ding Yumei, indicating a comprehensive approach to asset recovery [12]. Group 3: Implications and Future Outlook - The legal actions against Xu Jiayin and the Evergrande Group highlight the consequences of financial misconduct and the importance of compliance with financial regulations [15]. - The case serves as a warning to entrepreneurs about the risks of exploiting legal loopholes, emphasizing the need for integrity in business operations [15].