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What type of corporation replaced trust?
The corporation that replaced Trust is the Resolution Trust Corporation.
When was Trust Banking Corporation created?
Trust Banking Corporation was created in 1996.
When was Resolution Trust Corporation created?
Resolution Trust Corporation was created in 1989.
What is the symbol for Northern Trust Corporation in NASDAQ?
The symbol for Northern Trust Corporation in NASDAQ is: NTRS.
What is the symbol for CIM Commercial Trust Corporation in NASDAQ?
The symbol for CIM Commercial Trust Corporation in NASDAQ is: CMCT.
What is the symbol for Community Bankers Trust Corporation in NASDAQ?
The symbol for Community Bankers Trust Corporation. in NASDAQ is: ESXB.
What is the ticker symbol for Northern Trust Corporation?
The ticker symbol for Northern Trust Corporation is NTRS and it is traded on the Nasdaq.
What is the market cap for Northern Trust Corporation NTRS?
As of July 2014, the market cap for Northern Trust Corporation (NTRS) is $15,870,245,144.58.
What is the market cap for Community Bankers Trust Corporation ESXB?
As of July 2014, the market cap for Community Bankers Trust Corporation. (ESXB) is $94,700,163.56.
What is the market cap for CIM Commercial Trust Corporation CMCT?
As of July 2014, the market cap for CIM Commercial Trust Corporation (CMCT) is $2,119,123,685.07.
What has the author Gaston Louis Gianni written?
Gaston Louis Gianni has written: 'Resolution Trust Corporation' -- subject(s): Evaluation, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Management, Resolution Trust Corporation (U.S.)
Is a trust a corporation?
I'm surprised there is nothing clear on the web already about this but Black's Law Dictionary's (5th Ed) several page definition of "corporation" does not contain the word "trust" so I would think a trust cannot be considered a corporation. I'm curious since an American franchises frachise agreement containes the words "if the corporation is a trust....", which I think is erroneous, based on lack of web clarity and Black's Law dictionary.
