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ARTICLE · 23 AUGUST 2021

Trustee Knowledge Series: Advanced Paper Three: Changing Of The Guard

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Such a change can be straightforward, but complacency often results in otherwise avoidable complications/issues. The aim of this paper is to provide a (non-exhaustive) checklist

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Every professional trustee will have experience of either:

  • Being appointed as a new trustee, either in place of, or in addition to, another trustee; and/or
  • Retiring or being removed as a trustee.

Such a change can be straightforward, but complacency often results in otherwise avoidable
complications/issues. The aim of this paper is to provide a (non-exhaustive) checklist for use when being asked to take on a trusteeship or when retiring or being removed as a trustee, highlighting the various considerations that a prudent trustee should have regard to.

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In addition to the above checklist, consideration should simultaneously be given to affecting the transfer of the underlying trust assets including changing registered offices, nomineeships, directorships etc; most trustees finding a transfer steps paper of great assistance.

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