New Hampshire Statutes

§ 383-C:12-1202 — Qualified Trust Advisor Powers

New Hampshire § 383-C:12-1202
JurisdictionNew Hampshire
Title XXXVBANKS AND BANKING; LOAN ASSOCIATIONS; CREDIT UNIONS
Ch. 383-CTRUST COMPANY ACT
SubdivisionARTICLE 12Qualified Trust Advisors

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 383-C:12-1202 (2026).

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(a)A qualified trust advisor that acts as a trust advisor or trust protector in this state, either by acting in such capacity from an office in this state or by acting in such capacity for a trust administered in this state, is not a bank and shall not be required to obtain a charter as a bank, so long as the qualified trust advisor exercises only limited-scope discretionary power as to each trust the qualified trust advisor serves as trust advisor or trust protector.
(b)Except as provided under this article, a qualified trust advisor shall not engage in trust business or banking business. Before engaging in any banking business or trust business that is not permitted under this article, a qualified trust advisor shall obtain a charter as a bank.
(c)Nothing in this article shall limit a

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Legislative History

2015, 272:16, eff. Oct. 1, 2015.

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