Nondiscretionary Trust

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Barron's Business Dictionary:

Nondiscretionary Trust

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Investment trust that may buy only the securities on a list set forth when the trust is organized. The percentage of total assets that may be invested in a specific security or type of securities is usually predetermined. Also called fixed investment trust.

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Barron's Law Dictionary:

Nondiscretionary Trust

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An investment trust that may buy only those securities on a list set forth when the trust is organized. The percentage of total assets that may be invested in a specific security or type of securities is usually predetermined. See unit investment trust.

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