But with a Protector, the new Trustee can be fired.
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Time off: Serves as a trustee of New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Jones, a former student radical at Weill's alma mater, Cornell University, had met Weill while serving as a trustee of New York Hospital, where Weill is the chairman of the board.
Griesa also ruled that any party aiding Argentina in making payments that excluded the holdouts, including trustee Bank of New York Mellon, were legally liable.
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With the historian Ramachandra Guha, he is a trustee of the New India Foundation, which sponsors lectures, fellowships and books from its base in Bengaluru, formerly known as Bangalore.
Interestingly, the filing says that Bank of New York Mellon, the trustee charged with monitoring the notes, last month told Realogy that it did not think the offer complies with the terms of the securities.
In a private action, filed in October 2003 in federal bankruptcy court in New York, the bankruptcy trustee for a business called Ticketplanet.com sought to recover money from Mandell and others, alleging they seized the firm's assets while avoiding its liabilities.
As part of their argument, the BlackRock and Pimco group, which has worked with Bank of New York Mellon, the trustee of the trusts covered in the deal, essentially pointed out that Schneiderman was nowhere to be found during the many months when the deal has hammered out.
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Logan, of New York, to be Special Trustee, Office of Special Trustee for American Indians, Department of the Interior, vice Ross Owen Swimmer, resigned.
So if you're the income beneficiary of a Delaware, New York or Missouri trust, ring your trustee now.
Another way for the trustee to benefit from the trust is to hire investment advisors to manage the trust assets, not based on how good they are on a risk-adjusted basis, but rather on how much new trust business those advisors send to the trustee.
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John Silvester, a Town Centre Partnership trustee, wants to move it to a new piazza.
Mom (or Mom and the kids together) can even be allowed to replace the trustee, but if they do, the new one they pick better be truly independent, i.e.
Since June, Delaware, New York and Missouri have all passed laws allowing a trustee to convert an old-fashioned trust like Roe's into something called a total return unitrust (TRU).
So annuity sellers began aggressively pushing a solution last year, based on a narrow new IRS ruling they took as a green light: The trustee invests all of the trust in variable annuities.
The trustee of at least 530 Countrywide trusts, Bank of New York Mellon, was less impressed.
Perlmutter and his wife Laura have endowed a cell biology professorship in their names at the Skirball Institute of Biomolecular Medicine, part of New York University's Langone Medical Center, where Laura is a trustee.
The new president, who will also be the returning officer for elections and the trustee of government-owned properties, is due to be elected by Chief Pleas on 27 February.
But Lane Fox does have a couple of contrasting side projects - one as a trustee of the prison reform charity Reprieve, and another as a director of a new London nightclub.
Those navigating skills caught the attention of Deirdre Martini, the U.S. Trustee--a Department of Justice affiliate that upholds the integrity of the bankruptcy process--in New York.
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Corzine initiated a new and aggressive prop trading strategy that invested heavily in European sovereign debt leading up the the EU crisis, the trustee says in his report.
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