TRUST DOCUMENTATION Sample Clauses
The TRUST DOCUMENTATION clause establishes the requirement for maintaining and providing access to all documents related to the creation, administration, and operation of a trust. This typically includes the trust deed, amendments, beneficiary designations, and records of trustee decisions. By specifying what documents must be kept and who is entitled to review them, the clause ensures transparency and accountability in the management of the trust, helping to prevent disputes and misunderstandings among trustees and beneficiaries.
TRUST DOCUMENTATION. If the Client is a trust, the Client represents that it has provided us with a copy of the trust agreement. If such trust agreement is later amended, the Client agrees to provide us with a copy of each such amendment within seven business days after the amendment has been executed. Furthermore, the trustee or other fiduciary of the trust agrees to immediately disclose to us of any material change in his or her authority or the propriety of maintaining the Account.
TRUST DOCUMENTATION. A copy of the Trust Agreement, along with a certificate of a Responsible Officer of FMTC, certifying to (A) such Trust Agreement as the true, correct and complete trust agreement of the Trust; (B) the then-current trustee or trustees of the Trust; (C) a copy of any and all documentation evidencing an anticipation, pledge, assignment, sale, transfer, alienation or other encumbrance of any beneficial interests in the Trust or under the Trust Agreement that has occurred on or prior to the Closing Date; and (D) that such documentation is true, complete and correct and that, to the knowledge of such Responsible Officer, no other documentation of a similar nature exists as of the Closing Date.