Article by James D P Crill
The duties of trustees for the investment of trust funds is one of a trustee's most important functions. Although the law does not expect trustees to be superhuman, a professional trustee has a higher duty of care than a lay trustee. How the trustee can meet the standards required of him by the law and practice is examined in this article.
The author points out the golden rules for trustee to bear in mind.
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The duties of trustees for the investment of trust funds is one of a trustee's most important functions. Although the law does not expect trustees to be superhuman, a professional trustee has a higher duty of care than a lay trustee. How the trustee can meet the standards required of him by the law and practice is examined in this article.
The author points out the golden rules for trustee to bear in mind.
The full text of this article can be obtained from the publishers. Articles are provided either as back copies of the relevant issue of the journal containing the article or as photocopies of the issue concerned (depending on availability). A charge of £25 (prepaid, including postage) is made for each issue supplied.
