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The Trustee's Evolving RoleThe Trustee's Evolving Role
Changes in prudent investor standards in the 1990s freed trustees to delegate investment functions to investment advisors and investment managers. Recently, the market has been uncertain, leaving trustees without clear-cut investment opportunities. There is now a greater focus on how one invests rather than what is the investment or asset class. The result: These days, many trustees and their investment
Douglas Moore, national director of estate & charitable planning, The Citigroup Private Bank, New
Changes in prudent investor standards in the 1990s freed trustees to delegate investment functions to investment advisors and investment managers. Recently, the market has been uncertain, leaving trustees without clear-cut investment opportunities. There is now a greater focus on how one invests rather than what is the “best” investment or asset class. The result: These days, many trustees and their investment advisors see themselves less as stock pickers and more as overseers who hire and manage professional investment managers who do the actual investing.
Professional investment managers are better able to keep an ear close to the ground. Th...
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