What Does a Trust Administrator Do?

The trust manager is also called the "trust monitor". A person appointed by the client or the court to supervise the trustee and protect the interests of the beneficiary. Trust managers generally appear in public trusts and are rare in self-interest trusts. The beneficiaries of a public welfare trust are all unspecified persons who meet the beneficiary conditions stipulated by the client. If the client is unable or unable to personally monitor the implementation of the trust deed, the trust manager may be appointed to perform the supervision function. ^[1]