Blind Trust means an independently managed trust in which the employee-beneficiary has no management rights and in which the employee-beneficiary is not given notice of alterations in or other dispositions of the property subject to the trust.
Blind Trust means an account where the Access Person has a beneficial interest but has no knowledge of the transactions executed in the account by the trustee and has no power to intervene with regard to the way the trustee is managing the account. Such account is reportable to the CCO, but may be exempt from pre-clearance only if the CCO is satisfied that such account is truly discretionary.
Blind Trust means a trust in which a public servant, or the public servant's spouse, domestic partner, or unemancipated child, has a beneficial interest, the holdings and sources of income of which the public servant, the public servant's spouse, domestic partner, and unemancipated child have no knowledge, and which meets requirements established by rules of the board, which shall include provisions regarding the independent authority and discretion of the trustee, and the trustee's confidential treatment of information regarding the holdings and sources of income of the trust.
Examples of Blind Trust in a sentence
Access Persons are not required to include on the Quarterly Transactions Report Reportable Securities transactions held in accounts over which the Access Person has no direct or indirect influence or control such as a Discretionary managed Account or Blind Trust - provided that the CCO has received and approved the Discretionary Managed Account or Blind Trust.
Please see definition for Blind Trust and/or Discretionary Managed Account as defined in the Definitions section above.
More Definitions of Blind Trust
Blind Trust means a trust in which the trustees have full discretion over the Securities, and the trust beneficiaries have no knowledge of the holdings of the trust or the ability to direct or influence changes to those holdings.
Blind Trust means a trust managed by a person other than the employee-beneficiary in which the employee-beneficiary is not given notice of alterations in the property of the trust.
Blind Trust means a trust that meets the following criteria: (1) the trust executor(s) has full discretion over the assets and is independent of the Employee and the Employee’s Family Members and not otherwise related to the Employee, and (2) the Employee and the Employee’s Family Members have no knowledge of the holdings of the trust.
Blind Trust means a financial arrangement in which an owner of a brokerage account has granted the administration of the assets and trading activity within the account to an independent trust to prevent conflicts of interest. A brokerage account that an Employee or Family Member maintains under such an arrangement will not be an Account under this Bulletin if it meets the following criteria:
Blind Trust means a financial arrangement in which an owner of a brokerage account has granted the administration of the assets and trading activity within the account to an independent trust to prevent conflicts of interest. A brokerage account that an Employee or Family Member maintains under such an arrangement will not be an Account under this Bulletin if it meets the following criteria:• The trust executor(s) has full discretion over the assets and is independent of the Employee and his or her Family Members and not otherwise related to the Employee; and• The Employee and his or her Family Members have no knowledge of the holdings or trading activity of the trust.
Blind Trust means a blind trust, or similar non-trust arrangement, under which: (1) another person has sole discretion to make all purchases and sales of securities; (2) you are not told about these securities transactions; (3) your supervisor has a copy of the terms of the trust or arrangement and has given written consent.
Blind Trust means a qualified blind trust or qualified diversified trust as those terms are defined in 5 CFR 2634.403.