District of Columbia Trust Agreement between Van Kampen Foods, Inc., American Portfolio Evaluation Services, Van Kampen Investment Advisory Corp., and The Bank of New York

• Category: Corporations - Public - Agreements - Trusts
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-EG-9142
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

Series 204 Trust Agr. btwn Van Kampen Foods, Inc., American Portfolio Evaluation Serv., Van Kampen Investment Advisory Corp., and The Bank of New York dated Jan. 6, 2000. 5 pages The District of Columbia Trust Agreement is a legal document that outlines the terms and conditions of a trust established between Van Kampen Foods, Inc., American Portfolio Evaluation Services, Van Kampen Investment Advisory Corp., and The Bank of New York. This agreement governs the management and administration of the trust assets and outlines the rights and responsibilities of each party involved. In this specific trust agreement, Van Kampen Foods, Inc., American Portfolio Evaluation Services, Van Kampen Investment Advisory Corp., and The Bank of New York agree to create a trust for the purpose of investment and asset management. The trust may consist of various types of assets, such as cash, securities, real estate, or any other assets specified in the agreement. Under this agreement, Van Kampen Foods, Inc. acts as the granter or settler of the trust, transferring ownership of the assets into the trust. American Portfolio Evaluation Services and Van Kampen Investment Advisory Corp. may serve as the trustees responsible for managing and investing the trust assets in accordance with the objectives and guidelines provided by the granter. The Bank of New York, as the custodian, holds and safeguards the trust assets and provides various administrative services, such as record-keeping, reporting, and processing of transactions. The District of Columbia Trust Agreement ensures that all parties involved understand their roles and obligations, including any restrictions on the use or distribution of trust assets. It also outlines the procedures for accounting, reporting, and potential amendments to the agreement when necessary. It is important to note that there may be different types of District of Columbia Trust Agreements between these parties based on the specific objectives and nature of the trust. For example, there could be a Trust Agreement for a pension fund managed by Van Kampen Investment Advisory Corp., or a Trust Agreement for a charitable trust established by Van Kampen Foods, Inc. The variations depend on the specific purpose and structure of the trust that is being established and administered.

The District of Columbia Trust Agreement is a legal document that outlines the terms and conditions of a trust established between Van Kampen Foods, Inc., American Portfolio Evaluation Services, Van Kampen Investment Advisory Corp., and The Bank of New York. This agreement governs the management and administration of the trust assets and outlines the rights and responsibilities of each party involved. In this specific trust agreement, Van Kampen Foods, Inc., American Portfolio Evaluation Services, Van Kampen Investment Advisory Corp., and The Bank of New York agree to create a trust for the purpose of investment and asset management. The trust may consist of various types of assets, such as cash, securities, real estate, or any other assets specified in the agreement. Under this agreement, Van Kampen Foods, Inc. acts as the granter or settler of the trust, transferring ownership of the assets into the trust. American Portfolio Evaluation Services and Van Kampen Investment Advisory Corp. may serve as the trustees responsible for managing and investing the trust assets in accordance with the objectives and guidelines provided by the granter. The Bank of New York, as the custodian, holds and safeguards the trust assets and provides various administrative services, such as record-keeping, reporting, and processing of transactions. The District of Columbia Trust Agreement ensures that all parties involved understand their roles and obligations, including any restrictions on the use or distribution of trust assets. It also outlines the procedures for accounting, reporting, and potential amendments to the agreement when necessary. It is important to note that there may be different types of District of Columbia Trust Agreements between these parties based on the specific objectives and nature of the trust. For example, there could be a Trust Agreement for a pension fund managed by Van Kampen Investment Advisory Corp., or a Trust Agreement for a charitable trust established by Van Kampen Foods, Inc. The variations depend on the specific purpose and structure of the trust that is being established and administered.