What Is a Money Trust?
A debt of money claim trust (debt of money claim trust) refers to the transfer of money claims by the client to the trustee. After the payment of this claim is settled, it is then handed over to the client or beneficiary for management, use or control, which is a monetary claim trust. [1]
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- Chinese name
- Money Debt Trust
- Foreign name
- (debt of money claim trust
- Including
- Money claims and securities, certificates of deposit
- Species
- Receivables trusts, etc.
- A debt of money claim trust (debt of money claim trust) refers to the transfer of money claims by the client to the trustee. After the payment of this claim is settled, it is then handed over to the client or beneficiary for management, use or control, which is a monetary claim trust. [1]
- Trust property includes general monetary claims (that is, claims that are payable at maturity), securities, and certificates of deposit.
- Type introduction
- Money claims trust includes:
- Receivables trust
- Home Loan Debt Trust
- Loan Debt Trust
- Specific Debt Trust
- Non-performing debt trusts, etc.
- For example, in a life insurance trust, the entrusting party guarantees life insurance and enjoys claims for compensation to the insurance company. When the trust relationship is established, the property right transferred by the client to the trustee is not the trust property in physical form, but the creditor's right to receive insurance compensation compensated by the insurance company in the future. Another example is urging a trust. The trustee bears the debt certificate which is a reminder of the arrears, and it is not the real thing; Recover the amount owed to the beneficiary.