A trust bank charter is a regulatory approval letting an institution offer fiduciary services like estate planning and asset management without full commercial banking powers. Used by financial firms to manage trusts, it benefits wealthy clients, families, and nonprofits seeking specialized wealth preservation under federal or state oversight.
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