A recent post on The Trust Advisor Blog (courtesy of Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog) discusses this regrettably timely question: “What happens to trust accounts held by a bank fiduciary when the bank fails?” The good news is that no federally insured financial institution with the legal power to operate as a trust company [...]
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