After listening to Chen Yiyang, these finance experts looked at each other, not daring to continue the topic.
Because no billionaire in the world.
Except for those who win the lottery, would dare to say with certainty that all their actions during their rise were completely legal.
If that's the case, doesn't it imply that all trusts could be deemed illegal and penetrable?
Chen Yiyang believes that trusts are maintained more by tacit understanding than by legal provisions.
It's like the ritual lands in ancient Huaxia.
Even when an emperor raided a household, he would tacitly leave the ritual lands untouched, giving the raided a means to survive.
This is a kind of tacit understanding in high-level conflicts, leaving room for both sides.
But the premise of this understanding is, don't overstep too much.
Xu Jialing was one of those who overstepped too much, and the creditors, unwilling to maintain the tacit understanding, naturally teamed up to pierce his trust.
