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Master Trust

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Master Trust
A trust into which a large number of investors deposit money. The investors then allow the trustee to invest the money on their behalf and keep the profits. A master trust is useful because the larger number of securities in the investors' combined funds can entitle them to discounts or other preferential treatment. An example of a master trust is a unit investment trust, which is an unmanaged portfolio the investor may buy.


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Today, we saw a vote of no confidence in Ken Lewis who has overseen record losses in stock value and whose short-sited business plans have put personal gain ahead of shareholders and the long-term health of the company," said SEIU Master Trust Chairman Andy Stern.
Japan's largest life insurer, and including a unit of Germany's Deutsche Bank AG, has launched a joint venture, the Master Trust Bank of Japan Ltd.
TOKYO, May 9 Kyodo (EDS: UPDATING WITH ANNOUNCEMENT) Four major Japanese financial institutions said Tuesday they have taken stakes in a Deutsche Bank AG-affiliated trust bank to offer master trust services through it.
 
 
 
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