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Definition of trust company in English: trust companynoun A company formed to act as a trustee or to deal with trusts. Example sentencesExamples - Furthermore, if either of the divorcing couple are only discretionary beneficiaries, they cannot call upon any of the assets or income of the trust, unless they also control the trust company.
- Ultimately the majority of the committee, whilst feeling that the proposal had merit, believed that the ability of a trust company to transact business with its parent company should be controlled by Parliament.
- Rather than sell a small noncontrolling stake, the trust company figured selling its entire stake would bring a higher price per share, a so-called control premium.
- To avoid some or all of these potential problems, you should discuss the possibility of naming a financial institution or trust company to serve as sole trustee, or as co-trustee.
- You can choose a person you trust or a trust company to serve as trustee to manage the funds during your wife's lifetime.
Definition of trust company in US English: trust companynountrəst ˈkəmp(ə)nē A company formed to act as a trustee or to deal with trusts. Example sentencesExamples - Ultimately the majority of the committee, whilst feeling that the proposal had merit, believed that the ability of a trust company to transact business with its parent company should be controlled by Parliament.
- Rather than sell a small noncontrolling stake, the trust company figured selling its entire stake would bring a higher price per share, a so-called control premium.
- You can choose a person you trust or a trust company to serve as trustee to manage the funds during your wife's lifetime.
- Furthermore, if either of the divorcing couple are only discretionary beneficiaries, they cannot call upon any of the assets or income of the trust, unless they also control the trust company.
- To avoid some or all of these potential problems, you should discuss the possibility of naming a financial institution or trust company to serve as sole trustee, or as co-trustee.
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