Which Trust parties should be identified to determine the true nature of the Trust relationship according to Basel guidelines? (Choose three.)
A.
Respondents
B.
Payees
C.
Trust Administrators
D.
Trustees
Most Votes
E.
Beneficiaries
Most Votes
F.
Settlors/grantors
Answer:
B, D, E
User Votes:
A 5 votes
50%
B 12 votes
50%
C 21 votes
50%
D 39 votes
50%
E 38 votes
50%
F 33 votes
50%
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SemaArcag
1 year, 2 months ago
According to Basel guidelines, the following parties should be identified to determine the true nature of the Trust relationship:
C. Trust Administrators D. Trustees E. Beneficiaries
Assist.moli
7 months, 4 weeks ago
To determine the true nature of the Trust relationship according to Basel guidelines, the following Trust parties should be identified:
D. Trustees
E. Beneficiaries
F. Settlors/grantors
These parties are crucial for understanding the structure and purpose of the trust, as well as for identifying any potential risks associated with the trust relationship.
aseel
6 months ago
D. Trustees E. Beneficiaries F. Settlors/grantors
alban_999
5 days, 7 hours ago
C. Trust Administrators D. Trustees F. Settlors/grantors play vital roles in the establishment and management of a trust and identifying them helps in understanding the trust's structure and purpose.
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According to Basel guidelines, the following parties should be identified to determine the true nature of the Trust relationship:
C. Trust Administrators
D. Trustees
E. Beneficiaries
To determine the true nature of the Trust relationship according to Basel guidelines, the following Trust parties should be identified:
D. Trustees
E. Beneficiaries
F. Settlors/grantors
These parties are crucial for understanding the structure and purpose of the trust, as well as for identifying any potential risks associated with the trust relationship.
D. Trustees
E. Beneficiaries
F. Settlors/grantors
C. Trust Administrators D. Trustees F. Settlors/grantors play vital roles in the establishment and management of a trust and identifying them helps in understanding the trust's structure and purpose.