Corporate Trust

Corporate trust is a financial service where a specialized institution, called a trustee, manages assets, bonds, or agreements on behalf of investors or lenders. The trustee ensures that the terms of a contract — like repayment schedules or operational obligations — are followed and protects the interests of all parties involved. Essentially, it acts as a neutral third party that oversees the proper handling of financial arrangements, providing confidence and security for investors and companies alike. This structure helps prevent disputes and ensures transparency and compliance with legal and contractual obligations.