the idea to distance the owner of something from what they own so for instance shares or oddball cawood cash whatever you want to you put it in a trust you no longer legally the owner but you can name a beneficiary and that person can use the wealth in that in that trust as if they were the owner but since they're legally speaking not the owner they're not liable to taxation and it's different regulations so on so forth and the trust industry is very strong in hong kong they hold about 3 trillion. s. of management 3 trillion the us $1.33 so 10 percent is held in trusts and these $330000000000.00 do belong to chinese mainland how do you connect these 2 to the chinese mainland both the people. with the the dry means wealthy do not are not the beneficiaries of the trust all that well there's a dead children there cussons so usually it's family members that are the beneficiaries so maybe also like a lover and there's someone like that. but there are 2 ways so one is that the hong kong monetary. artie's published a survey on private wealth management in the city and in that way you can find