A person in a position of financial trust is an individual entrusted with managing or overseeing financial assets or transactions on behalf of others. This role often involves fiduciary responsibilities, requiring the person to act in the best interests of those they serve, such as clients, investors, or beneficiaries. Examples include financial advisors, trustees, and corporate executives. Breaching this trust can lead to legal consequences and loss of credibility.
It depends on the context. Generally speaking a person, company or organisation which is a grantor is in the position of granting some sort of financial arrangement to someone. It could be a lease or mortgage or something to do with a trust or estate etc.
The symbol for RAIT Financial Trust in the NYSE is: RAS.
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A person that can provide you with good debt advice would be your financial planner. A financial planner can be found at a bank. Preferable a bank that you trust.
RAIT Financial Trust (RFT)had its IPO in 2014.
RAIT Financial Trust (RAS)had its IPO in 1998.
Depends on the state in which you live. Would strongly recommend that you seek the opinion of an attorney.
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A conflict of interest arises when a person in a position of trust faces a situation where their personal interests may interfere with their professional obligations or duties. This conflict can compromise their ability to act impartially or prioritize the best interests of the organization or individuals they serve.
Trust companies exist essentially to work as representation for an estate or a family in the event of a death or other calamity. In terms of what they provide for individuals, trust companies function to administer financial assets, while also managing funds, records, and pay bills for that person or estate.
The symbol for Village Bank and Trust Financial Corp. in NASDAQ is: VBFC.