宗馥莉输了，娃哈哈宗氏“百亿”财产纠纷案判决结果曝光

Group 1 - The court ruling on August 1 involves a lawsuit between the "Zong family siblings" and Kelly Zong, the daughter of the current chairman of Wahaha, Zong Qinghou, regarding the establishment of family trusts [2] - The family trusts, named Trust A, Trust B, and Trust C, were set up with a total amount of $2.1 billion, with specific beneficiaries being the siblings and their children, excluding spouses [2] - The trusts are structured as non-principal trusts, meaning the principal amount remains invested in fixed income at HSBC Hong Kong, and only interest income is distributed to beneficiaries [4] Group 2 - The transition of the trusts is expected to move from a Private Trust Company (PTC) model to a professional trustee phase, with Kelly Zong initially serving as a shareholder of the PTC [4] - After the transition to a professional trustee, Kelly Zong will no longer manage the trusts, which will be fully managed by the "Zong family siblings" [4] - The siblings have requested the court to issue an injunction preventing Kelly Zong from handling assets in the HSBC account and to provide a complete record of asset, income, and expenditure changes since February 2 of the previous year [4]