Investment Trust
Investment Trust
- This type of trust has as its main purpose the investment of capital (sums of money, securities or other assets) in the market, in accordance with the instructions given by the trustor. In other words, the trustor transfers assets or rights to the trustee with the purpose of obtaining a return for his own benefit or that of a third party.
- This type of trust is characterized by being a flexible, multiple-purpose contract commonly used to receive, custody and manage resources. At all times, the Investment Trust must be non-discretionary, that is, the trustee will always act on the instructions of the appropriate person and will never make decisions regarding the investment made by the trust.