Arkansas § 19-8-307 Common trust funds - Individual investment accounts

Arkansas Statutes

§ 19-8-307 — Common trust funds - Individual investment accounts

(a)Each trust created pursuant to this subchapter shall establish one (1) or more common trust funds. Moneys held for the credit of a common trust fund shall be invested only in authorized common trust fund investments.

(b)Assets held for the credit of a common trust fund shall be divided into units of participation, and each participant who invests in the common trust fund shall be the owner of such units in proportion to the amount of its investment. Such units shall be authorized investments for participants.

(c)If authorized by its trust agreement, and notwithstanding any other provision of state law, a trust may also act as trustee of individual investment accounts of participants. Moneys held for the credit of an individual investment account shall be invested only in obligations

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(a) Each trust created pursuant to this subchapter shall establish one (1) or more common trust funds. Moneys held for the credit of a common trust fund shall be invested only in authorized common trust fund investments. (b) Assets held for the credit of a common trust fund shall be divided into units of participation, and each participant who invests in the common trust fund shall be the owner of such units in proportion to the amount of its investment. Such units shall be authorized investments for participants. (c) If authorized by its trust agreement, and notwithstanding any other provision of state law, a trust may also act as trustee of individual investment accounts of participants. Moneys held for the credit of an individual investment account shall be invested only in obligations which are, at the time of investment, authorized investments for the participant under applicable law, excluding this subchapter.

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