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According to section 68(18) of the Trustee Act 1925, a trust corporation is an individual or business appointed by the court to be a trustee within a case. Alternatively they could be entitled to act as a custodian trustee under section 4 subsection (3) of the Public Trustee Act 1906 legislation.
This note explains what a trust corporation is and when this status matters. It explains which companies and other bodies are trust corporations, gives examples of how to obtain this status for trust and fiduciary business or for charitable purposes, and summarises points to consider when advising.
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A trust company is a legal entity that acts as a fiduciary, agent, or trustee on behalf of a person or business. It is retained for the administration, management, and eventual transfer of assets to a beneficiary or beneficiaries. The trust company serves as a custodian for trusts, estates, custodial arrangements, asset management, stock transfers,...
Although trusts often have an individual assigned as the trustee, a trust company can also act in that capacity. For example, a trust company can be a successor trustee for a trust when there are no financially responsible family members available to take on that role. Upon the death of the grantor—the individual who created the trust—the trust com...
Trust companies offer a variety of services, including handling the daily operational tasks related to managing the trust. Some services include: 1. Wealth management services, which include investment management and wealth preservation for a client's future generations 2. Asset management services, such as bill paying, check writing, and other fea...
A trust company acts as a fiduciary, meaning it is legally obligated to act on your behalf and in your best interests.As a result, clients should feel confident in a trust company making investmentand management decisions, as it is legally prohibited from taking advantage of you.The investment management services offered by trust companies can be helpful to those who are not experienced in, or knowledgeable about, the financial markets.Clients who cannot or don’t care to manage their day-to-day finances can hand that responsibility to a trust company.A trust company serves as trustee for a trust and manages the trust assets on behalf of its clients, according to the terms of the trust. Trust companies provide a wide range of services, all in one place, and therefore offer a convenient way for individuals and entities to manage their financial affairs. These services include trust and investment...
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Sep 19, 2024 · Trust Corporations are specialised entities with deep knowledge of Trust law, estate planning, and asset management. They are staffed by professionals who are experienced in handling complex financial and legal matters, ensuring that your Trust is administered effectively and in full compliance with all relevant regulations.
Jun 20, 2016 · A company that carries out trust business or acts as a corporate trustee, or whose name includes the words "trust corporation" or "trust company", does not necessarily have trust corporation status. Bodies that have trust corporation status include those entitled by rules made under section 4 (3) of the Public Trustee Act 1906 (Public Trustee ...
Nov 23, 2022 · A corporate trustee, which the law refers to as a trust corporation, is an incorporated body, such as a company, that acts like any other trustee. It can hold property on behalf of the beneficiaries to a trust.
