Total return trust definition

Total return trust means a trust that is converted to a total return trust pursuant to section 15-1-404.5 or a trust the terms of which manifest the settlor's intent that the trustee will administer the trust in accordance with section 15-1-404.5 (4) and (4.5).
Total return trust means a trust that is converted to a total
Total return trust means a trust that is converted to a total return trust pursuant to Section 46-3A-105 NMSA 1978 or a trust the terms of which manifest the settlor's intent that the trustee will administer the trust in accordance with Section 46-3A-106 NMSA 1978; and

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Total return trust means a trust that is converted to a total return trust pursuant to Section

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  • TSR means total shareholder return.

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