12月19日，欧洲理事会主席科斯塔在新闻发布会上宣布，欧盟领导人正式批准未来两年向乌克兰提供 900亿欧元无息贷款，这笔资金将覆盖乌方三分之二的融资需求，为财政濒临枯竭的乌克兰提供关键财 政支撑。 此前预测显示，乌克兰财政资金或将在2026年中耗尽。 12月19日晚，乌克兰财政部长马尔琴科和七国集团财长会晤后发文称，此次900亿欧元贷款为"过渡性措 施"，敦促欧盟继续推进以俄赔款为担保的贷款方案，直言"乌克兰战败给欧洲带来的风险远超推行赔款 机制的风险"。 科斯塔也表态称，欧盟将继续研究落实赔款贷款计划。 据悉，欧盟最初计划以被冻结的俄罗斯央行资产为担保推进对乌大额贷款，但因成员国分歧严重，该方 案在布鲁塞尔峰会前夕最终流产。 科斯塔透露，此次获批的贷款改为由欧盟预算提供支持，且乌克兰需待俄罗斯支付战争赔款后再履行偿 还义务，被冻结的俄资产未来仍可能用于清偿贷款。 各方对此反应强烈。 德国总理默茨在社交平台X发文称："这项协议向普京发出了一个明确的信号：这场战争不值得。" 乌克兰总统泽连斯基则在社交媒体强调："这一支持增强了乌方抗打击能力，感谢欧盟团结守护欧洲大 陆未来"。 乌克兰财政部长马尔琴科同样表示欢迎 ...

再过一个月就迈进2026年了，不管专家们是说"房价到底了"，还是市场里有人喊"房价还得跌"，对普通 人来说，这些讨论最终都会变成每天要面对的实际开支和压力。 回头看看刚过去的2025年，数据已经把表面的温和气氛撕得干干净净，全国70个大中城市的新房价格跌 了2.7%，二手房基本全线下滑。 租房市场也撑不住了，50个城市里有49个房租在跌，这一连串冰冷数字的背后，是无数家庭的观念被迫 改变：房子不再是稳得不能再稳的那根支柱了。 以前大家比的是"谁房子多""谁买得早"，现在，快有一半的家庭要面对的不是房价涨跌，而是一个更现 实的问题：未来生活能不能稳住，手里有没有随时能用的钱。 比起房子值不值钱，能不能在需要钱的时候马上拿出来用，这件事更关键，最让人心里不踏实的，就是 手里的房子正在迅速失去"变现能力"。 很多人原本觉得，不行了就把房子卖掉嘛，总能顶一顶难关，但现实完全不是这样，现在不是你想不想 卖的问题，而是市场给不给你机会卖。 不是没人想买，而是大家都不敢买，收入不稳，行情看不清，怕接盘，10月份全国新房成交额比去年少 了四分之一，按揭贷款降了三成，整个市场都是观望的氛围。 真正麻烦是，生活要用钱的时候，房子 ...

11月26日，香港高等法院（下称"香港高院"）做出的一则裁定引发关注，事关恒大集团创始人许家印前 妻丁玉梅的海外资产。 简单来说，这则裁定扩大了对丁玉梅的禁制令范围，延伸至泽西岛、直布罗陀、加拿大和新加坡四地， 而丁玉梅在这四地银行账户中的资产超2.2亿美元（约合人民币15.58亿元）。这意味着丁玉梅未来在这 四地也可被提起司法程序，进而可能导致这2.2亿美元资产被冻结，以及被强制执行。 当年6月，香港法官就对许家印作出玛瑞瓦禁令（Mareva Injunction，即资产冻结令），禁止其处置全球 范围内价值最高达77亿美元的资产。许家印亦被要求确认所有价值5万港元或以上的资产，不论位于香 港境内或境外，不论是否以其本人名义持有，须提供所有该等资产的价值、地点及详细资料。丁玉梅也 面临类似限制，英国法院批准她每月最多可使用2万英镑。 但是法院此后裁定，许家印没有遵守披露令。恒大集团于2025年4月3日发出"接管人传票"，申请任命清 盘人为许家印资产接管人。今年9月，香港高院作出裁定，支持接管申请，授权清盘人"识别、保全与调 查"许家印全部资产，包括其通过十余家离岸公司间接控制、可能涉及信托架构的资产。这可以被 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong High Court has expanded the asset freeze on Xu Jiayin's ex-wife, Ding Yumei, to over $220 million across multiple jurisdictions, supporting the claims of Evergrande's liquidators [1][2]. Group 1: Asset Freeze Details - The court's ruling allows for the freezing of Ding Yumei's assets in Canada, Gibraltar, Jersey, and Singapore, totaling over $220 million (approximately 1.56 billion RMB) [1]. - Specific assets listed include CAD 100 million in the Royal Bank of Canada, CAD 9 million in Montreal Bank, CAD 28 million in Canadian Imperial Bank, USD 57.6 million in a Swiss bank in Gibraltar, GBP 675,000 in Barclays Bank in Jersey, and USD 71 million in a bank in Singapore [1]. Group 2: Legal Proceedings and Non-compliance - Ding Yumei has exhibited a non-cooperative attitude regarding the asset freeze, including attempts to sever ties with her rental property in the UK and refusing to provide detailed information about her Singapore bank account [2]. - The court has recognized Ding Yumei's actions as a blatant disregard for the court's orders, indicating a lack of understanding of the legal implications [2]. Group 3: Background on Xu Jiayin and Ding Yumei - The divorce between Xu Jiayin and Ding Yumei is believed to have occurred post-Evergrande's financial troubles, potentially as a strategy to protect assets from creditors [3]. - Xu Jiayin has not disclosed his assets, and there is ongoing scrutiny regarding the financial dealings of former executives, including Xia Haijun, who has been reluctant to reveal detailed asset information [5]. Group 4: Court Rulings and Financial Arrangements - In March 2024, liquidators initiated legal action against Xu Jiayin, Ding Yumei, and other related parties, leading to a global asset freeze order against Ding Yumei in July 2024 [4]. - Ding Yumei was allowed to withdraw a maximum of GBP 20,000 monthly for living expenses, while the rest of her assets remain frozen [4].

据智通财经，香港高等法院11月26日披露公告，香港高等法院采纳恒大清盘人的主张，扩大了对中国恒大集团创始人许家印前妻丁玉梅的禁制令范围， 将其在加拿大、直布罗陀、泽西岛和新加坡共约2.2亿美元（约合人民币15.58亿元）的资产一并纳入冻结。 文件显示，这份判决由香港高等法院法官高浩文（Russell Coleman）在11月26日的聆讯中作出。 根据文件显示，丁玉梅需要披露其名下资产情况。丁玉梅在指定司法管辖区的资产分布集中且规模庞大：加拿大皇家银行账户存有1亿加元（约合人民币 5.03亿元），嘉盛莱宝银行新加坡有限公司银行账户存有7100万美元（约合人民币5.03亿元），瑞士银行（直布罗陀）有限公司银行账户资产达5760万美 元（约合人民币4.08亿元），泽西岛巴克莱银行账户亦有67.5万英镑存款（约合人民币629.8万元），四项资产合计超2.2亿美元。 资料图 恒大的律师此前称，丁玉梅对中国香港及英国的法律程序采取"总体不合作态度"。具体表现为：丁玉梅突然变更香港康乃馨道物业处置立场、拒绝提供 嘉盛莱宝银行新加坡有限公司银行账户赎回资金详情、阻碍加拿大帝国商业银行账户合规核实等。 丁玉梅一方律师抗辩称，其 ...

｜2025年11月27日星期四｜ NO.4 招商蛇口完成发行50.40亿元公司债券 点评：此次方案落地意义重大，远洋集团今年3月已完成境外债务重组，如今7笔境内公司债重组方案获 批，不仅大幅减轻了公司短期偿债压力、优化了债务结构，也为企业后续稳定经营创造了条件。 NO.2 许家印前妻丁玉梅2.2亿美元海外资产遭冻结 11月26日，香港高等法院公布当天作出的一项新裁决，采纳恒大清盘人的主张，扩大对恒大创始人许家 印前妻丁玉梅的资产禁制令，新增其在加拿大、直布罗陀、泽西和新加坡的2.2亿美元资产。 点评：此次新增冻结是全球资产追索进入精准打击阶段的体现，这既能保护债权人利益，也会倒逼行业 更注重财务透明度和稳健经营。 NO.3 中国铁建300亿元公募债券项目更新至"提交注册" 11月26日，上交所披露，中国铁建股份有限公司300亿元公募公司债项目状态更新为"提交注册"，该债 券面向专业投资者发行。据悉，本次债券由申万宏源、中信建投、国泰海通、光大证券等联席承销。 点评：此次状态更新是在前期注册批复和多期分期发行基础上的流程推进。这一动作既能确保公司后续 可按需获取资金，优化债务结构、保障营运资金稳定，也体现出其融 ...

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]

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].

Group 1 - 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 [2][5][6] - This ruling is seen as a procedural victory for the liquidators of Evergrande, who are pursuing around $6 billion in debts, although actual asset recovery and repayment to creditors remain slow [5][6] - Ding Yumei is required to disclose her asset situation, which includes significant holdings in various jurisdictions, with a total exceeding $220 million [6][8] Group 2 - The assets frozen include approximately 137 million Canadian dollars in three Canadian bank accounts, along with assets in Gibraltar, Jersey, and Singapore [2][7] - The Hong Kong High Court has previously issued a global asset freeze order against Ding Yumei, which was followed by a similar order from the UK court [6][8] - Evergrande has been authorized to seek local court orders in Jersey, Gibraltar, Canada, and Singapore to enforce the asset freeze, while Ding Yumei argues that facing multiple legal proceedings would impose significant pressure [8]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the legal and financial troubles surrounding Chen Zhi, founder of the "Prince Group" in Cambodia, and David Wong, who was previously in charge of a family office. Chen Zhi accused Wong of embezzling approximately 5.84 million Singapore dollars (around 31.91 million RMB) from his bank accounts, leading to multiple lawsuits and significant legal disputes between the two parties [1][2]. Group 1: Background and Initial Relationship - Chen Zhi and David Wong first met in 2017, with Chen already wealthy and seeking investment opportunities in Singapore for permanent residency [2] - In 2017, Chen Zhi purchased a luxury home for nearly 40 million Singapore dollars and subsequently established a family office named "DW Capital Holdings" with Wong's assistance [2] - Wong helped Chen Zhi expand his business, forming new companies and establishing relationships with over six major banks [2] Group 2: Legal Disputes and Financial Irregularities - In 2021, Chen Zhi decided to change the operational model of his family office, leading to a shared office arrangement with Wong's family office [3] - Chen's financial assistant discovered that Wong had not submitted critical business documents and that there were suspicious inter-company transfers, including a management fee exceeding 530,000 USD [3][5] - Following a series of events, including locked office access and the discovery of missing funds, Chen Zhi terminated Wong's position as the sole leader of the family office [5] Group 3: Legal Outcomes and Sanctions - In December 2022, the Singapore High Court ruled against Wong, ordering him and his associated companies to pay over 12 million Singapore dollars in debts [6] - Both Chen Zhi and his assistant have been sanctioned by the United States, and multiple countries have frozen assets linked to the Prince Group [7][8] - The Prince Group, which claims to be a multinational business entity, has been accused of running a telecom fraud operation, leading to significant legal actions and asset seizures in various jurisdictions [8][9] Group 4: Impact on Associated Companies - Chen Zhi is the majority shareholder of two publicly listed companies in Hong Kong, which continue to operate normally despite the surrounding controversies [10][11] - Recent resignations of executives from these companies indicate potential instability within their management structures [10] - Regulatory actions have been taken against companies associated with the Prince Group, including the suspension of licenses for investment and insurance firms linked to Chen Zhi [12][13]