"Just swap out the New Jersey trustee for a Delaware trustee," he said.
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For the U.S. trustee: Erin Marie Schmidt of the Office of the U.S. Trustee.
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Start the process by telling both providers you want to do a trustee-to-trustee transfer.
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The Trustee and Advisor The funds' trustees are CBF Funds Trustee Limited (CBFFT) and the COIF Board.
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The notes are issued by Perpetual Trustee Company Limited in its capacity as trustee of the series.
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First, customers can seek a trustee-to-trustee transfer, in which one custodian wires the assets to another.
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The notes were issued by Perpetual Trustee Company Limited as trustee for the FP Turbo Series 2016-1 Trust.
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Instead, inheritors should make a trustee-to-trustee transfer to ensure the funds are not erroneously distributed to them.
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The money also needs to move directly from trustee to trustee, rather than a check made directly to you.
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Source: Mark DeGiacomo (Bankruptcy Trustee) Bankruptcy trustee Mark DeGiacomo worked to recover any assets on behalf of Viking Financial victims.
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The notes were issued by Perpetual Trustee Company Limited in its capacity as trustee of APOLLO Series 2017-1 Trust.
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The notes were issued by Perpetual Trustee Company Limited in its capacity as trustee of SMART ABS Series 2016-1 Trust.
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The trustee took over that case from Louis Freeh, a former FBI director who had been MF Global's court-appointed trustee.
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Another trustee and Viacom director, George Abrams, was also removed as a trustee; both were to be replaced by other people.
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I'm not aware of any MBS trustee that has settled a noteholder class action claiming the trustee breached its duties to investors.
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This so-called trustee-to-trustee transfer is not a taxable event for either the 2401(k) account holder or the recipient.
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"Judge Glenn clearly thought the trustee and (law firm) Gibson Dunn acted in bad faith and we see therefore they both must be removed as trustee," Berman said, adding that plaintiffs would take up settlement talks with a new trustee.
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The Class A13-R notes were issued by Perpetual Trustee Company Limited in its capacity as trustee of Medallion Trust Series 2011-1.
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If you do a direct trustee-to-trustee transfer, on the other hand, there is no limit on the number of those transactions.
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The case, which was brought by BNY Mellon Corporate Trustee Services as trustee for the ECN holders, had claimed a CDE had not occurred.
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The notes will be issued by Perpetual Trustee Company Limited in its capacity as trustee of RESIMAC Triomphe Trust - RESIMAC Premier Series 2016-1.
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The right way to roll over an IRA is to do a direct trustee-to-trustee or bank-to-bank transfer, Slott told CNBC.
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While Roth IRA withdrawals are treated differently because the contributions have already been taxed, it's still important to do a trustee-to-trustee transfer.
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Acting in its capacity as MBS trustee, the bank reserved about $90 million from MBS trusts to pay legal expenses stemming from its trustee duties.
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New waiver policy or no new waiver policy, the IRS still advises taxpayers arrange direct trustee-to-trustee transfers of retirement plan or IRA balances.
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"Typically, you see a trustee working for free when the trustee is close family looking after someone they love and care for as the beneficiary," Kaeser said.
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U.S. Bank National Association, as trustee for the trust holding the underlying mortgages, claimed Morgan Stanley breached its contractual duty to notify the trustee of the defective loans.
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The trademarks seized include the "Kingfisher" label, "Flying Models" and "Fly the Good Times", according to a notice in newspapers by the banks' trustee, SBICAP Trustee Co Ltd.
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"You don't have the set-up costs, trustee selection, and trustee fees of a special needs trust," said Mary Morris, CEO of ABLEnow, a savings program offered by Virginia.
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Meanwhile, individual retirement accounts don't need a domestic order, but your divorce decree must spell out that you're splitting the IRA and doing so via a trustee-to-trustee transfer.
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A trustee of the Manchester Islamic Center said Mr. Abedi's father and his brother Ismael attended the mosque, but the trustee, Fawzi Haffar, did not know if Mr. Abedi worshiped there.
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According to Forbes, Epstein served as trustee of the Foundation.
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California goes by who the trustee and the beneficiary are.
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ER Sukuk is the issuer and trustee of Sukuk certificates.
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He also served as a trustee on Trump's finance team.
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Kraken is also partnering with the trustee on this investigation.
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The trustee says fees of $1.2 million are not reasonable.
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Her mother is a trustee of the Milwaukee Art Museum.
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Along the way, Keryn Redstone was replaced as a trustee.
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And now the trustee is demanding repayment from shareholders, too.
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Andrew Aldrin had been a trustee of his father's trust.
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Choosing a trustee is not just about someone you trust.
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Like her husband, she became a trustee of the Met.
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Epstein also served as a trustee of the Wexner Foundation.
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He was a trustee of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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He is now a trustee of the World Economic Forum.
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He is also a trustee of the University of Pennsylvania.
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She is a trustee of Young Israel of Holliswood synagogue.
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She is a trustee of Second Stage Theater in Manhattan.
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SEI SERVES AS TRUSTEE AND SPONSOR ON INVESTMENT PORTFOLIOS MANAGED
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Cormac McCarthy is one trustee of the Santa Fe Institute.
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The trustee has estimated that the customers lost $17.5 billion.
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A trustee for the estate was looking to exclude him.
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Jennifer Garner is an actor and Save the Children Trustee.
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Liberty County Trustee Melanie Leneghan, backed by conservative Ohio Rep.
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Kraken said in a statement, citing the Tokyo-based trustee, that out of the 9,863 persons who filed bitcoin-only claims through the Japanese trustee or through Kraken's online service, 7,952 claimants have been approved.
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The key members within the van Beuren clan are: Archbold van Beuren, who is its family trustee, and David Patterson, who is a non-family trustee (in other words, he is not a Dorrance descendant).
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One trustee resigned last month, leaving a total of nine openings.
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Last week she resigned as a trustee of her alma mater.
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Andrew Aldrin had been a trustee of his father&aposs trust.
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A trustee of Playboy International served alongside a part-time hairdresser.
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Lee Buchwald, the MagCorp trustee, was not immediately available for comment.
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Mystery solved, the magnanimous trustee promptly donated them to the museum.
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Much of the chatter revolves around the motives of the trustee.
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"The wine was very good," a trustee recalled of one meal.
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The will lists Ottavia Busia-Bourdain, his estranged wife, as trustee.
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The trustee currently holds 202,163.41191816 bitcoin, worth more than $84 million.
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The settlement with Sentinel bankruptcy trustee Frederick Grede requires court approval.
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He is still a trustee at Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio.
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Her mother is a trustee of Lesley University in Cambridge, Mass.
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The board fired Wells Fargo as the trustee, the Journal said.
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He's a trustee of Lincoln Center and New York Presbyterian Hospital.
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IgnitionOne has passed its remaining assets on to an independent trustee.
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Claims approved by the bankruptcy trustee total more than $1193 million.
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He and the bankruptcy trustee agreed to a settlement this year.
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The Art Newspaper accessed the Tate's trustee minutes from 1991–92.
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The groom's mother is a trustee of Children's Hospital Los Angeles.
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She is a trustee of the Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta.
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She is also a trustee of the New York Society Library.
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He is also a trustee of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
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She is a trustee of Temple Beth Israel, also in York.
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Ivanka Trump was until recently a trustee of the Murdoch estate.
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Her mother, a former banker, is a trustee of Empowers Africa.
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According to a statement from the Chapter 23 trustee on AlfredAngelo.
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In 2014 he was named a trustee of the Aspen Institute.
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Same goes for a trustee, if you set up a trust.
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But in the Madoff proceeding, when the trustee sued a number of large financial institutions, those defendants successfully claimed that the trustee stood in the shoes of the wrongdoer and could not sue other purported wrongdoers.
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She also recently resigned as a trustee of Vassar, her alma mater.
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The former team captain is now a trustee at her Alma mater.
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He is a trustee of the Montefiore Health Group in the Bronx.
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The trustee says that it merely wants to enforce Ukraine's contractual obligations.
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A bankruptcy trustee has been appointed to Weist's case, according to Lefkovitz.
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The bankruptcy trustee received 225,230 claims, which were winnowed down to 22019,300.
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A Warner spokeswoman said his investments were managed by an independent trustee.
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Francis Alexander Malofiy, attorney for Wolfe's trustee Michael Skidmore, praised the ruling.
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Frank Crowninshield, editor of the magazine, was a trustee of the Museum.
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I'm a trustee of the Marshall Institute and I'm proud of it.
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She acts as both an ambassador and trustee of the nonprofit organization.
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Appointing the committee is the job of the Trustee, the filing argued.
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When Kendall isn't feeling Italian or sushi, Thai is her trustee backup.
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The trustee asked Kajon to reach out to his litigation funding contacts.
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In turn, he wrote, Shearith Israel became the trustee, not the owner.
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She is also a trustee of the American Museum of Natural History.
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He served two terms as a trustee of the Virginia War Memorial.
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Basically, when the IRA trust is set up, a trustee is named.
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I believe that a trustee stands in the shoes of the victims.
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He is also a life trustee of the N.Y.U. School of Law.
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Ms. Steinhardt is among the university's 61 voting board of trustee members.
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Mr. Deripaska is little more than a trustee for his aluminum concern.
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DeWitt Clinton was a trustee and served as the first board president.
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Jay Paterno received the most votes in the alumni election for trustee.
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She is a trustee of the Hyde Charter School in the Bronx.
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Epstein, who died in August, was a trustee of the Wexner Foundation.
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A Bard trustee named Roland Augustine saw it and was instantly captivated.
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She is also a trustee of the City University of New York.
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"I collected cars," said Mr. Cramer, who later became a MoMA trustee.
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Author of the book, Common Stocks & Common Sense (Wiley – 2016), Wachenheim is vice chairman of the board of Central National-Gottesman, a company with close to $6 billion in revenues that distributes and markets paper around the world; chairman of the board of WNET; a trustee of the Museum of Modern Art; life trustee and former chair of the executive and investment committees of the New York Public Library; trustee emeritus and former vice chair of Skidmore College and trustee emeritus and former board president of Rye Country Day School.
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On Tuesday, Texas Pacific postponed the special meeting where shareholders were due to fill a vacant trustee spot after filing a lawsuit against the investor group's trustee candidate, Eric Oliver, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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The deal between the MagCorp trustee, Lee Buchwald, and Gerchen Keller was apparently the first time a bankruptcy trustee has auctioned off a piece of a litigation judgment via an open proceeding overseen by a federal bankruptcy judge.
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A trustee of defunct Tokyo bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox sold more than 235,343 bitcoin, worth about $234 million at the time, to pay off creditors, according to details of the sale published by a company trustee last week.
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She's a Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association trustee and a proud dog mom.
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"He was doing a very good job as a liquidating trustee," she said.
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Cronauer also served two terms as a trustee of the Virginia War Memorial.
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The suit was filed on his behalf by a trustee of California's estate.
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As our co-trustee Warren Buffett says, capitalism does have gaps in it.
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You can run for your local school board or as a library trustee.
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Others are rushing to ask: who is the next trustee to be targeted?
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Then, a trustee went through 24,750 claims to see if they were valid.
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Either way, the trustee said, the dispensary's business is illegal under federal law.
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If it misses the deadline, a trustee will take over the sales process.
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But BofA sold the house anyway at a trustee sale and ordered eviction.
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The firm said it had responded to questions from the United States Trustee.
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"That's absolutely asinine," Algonquin Township Trustee Dave Chapman told the newspaper on Saturday.
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Her mother is a trustee of Lake Highland Preparatory School in Orlando, Fla.
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The trustee, Irving Picard, has recouped roughly $11.2 billion for former Madoff customers.
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Not content with big fish, the bankruptcy trustee turned on Lyondell's old shareholders.
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In the Lyondell case, the trustee sued shareholders who received more than $100,000.
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House Freedom Caucus leaders are solidly behind Melanie Leneghan, a Liberty County trustee.
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Nor did counsel for the bankruptcy trustee, who filed a brief opposing disgorgement.
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"I don't recommend placing one sibling over another as trustee," Mr. Grubman said.
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Michael Ford, meanwhile, won a seat as a school trustee in Ward 1.
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Eventually, Fawzi Haffar, a trustee of the center, read a prepared press statement.
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That led to the investigation by the Office of the United States Trustee.
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"To all of the victims, we failed you," said Brian Mosallam, a trustee.
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He is a former board chairman who has been a trustee since 2010.
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We regularly receive letters from former presidents, celebrities, trustee relatives and Olympic athletes.
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Her mother is a trustee of the American Folk Art Museum in Manhattan.
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His father is a deputy medical examiner and village trustee in East Troy.
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Identify and cultivate "grasstops" influencers and potential PA-based Board of Trustee members.b.
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The president, however, has refused to name the trust's beneficiary or trustee publicly.
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The buyer was the Phoenix Trust, with Adam Schwartz listed as the trustee.
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I live in my late parents' home as the trustee to their estate.
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The will also provides the trustee is his niece, Nancy Lee Brown Hess.
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The U.S. Trustee, an arm of the Justice Department that oversees bankruptcy administration, on Monday asked the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware to consider putting KaloBios under a trustee or having the company's case converted to a Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
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Rennert tried to submit a bid – in exchange for the entire judgment, the defendants would pay $45 million if the 2nd Circuit ruled for them and $100 million if the trustee prevailed on appeal – but the trustee disqualified the offer.
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The trustee on Friday objected to a bid by the committee of unsecured creditors for an order blocking two major creditors from voting for a court-appointed trustee as part of converting the energy producer's bankruptcy to a Chapter 7 liquidation.
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Trustee Robert Hall says the marker&aposs removal left a hole in the ground.
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Source: Mark DeGiacomo (Bankruptcy Trustee) Ben Goldberger talks with American Greed about Steven Palladino.
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Source: Mark DeGiacomo (Bankruptcy Trustee) Investigative reporter Mike Beaudet extensively covered Steven Palladino's case.
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Joan Steel, a Hershey trustee, resigned over the weekend, trust spokesman Kent Jarrell said.
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Eversource Energy: * LINDA FORRY NAMED EVERSOURCE TRUSTEE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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But Mohammad Haider, a trustee of the mausoleum, mostly spies threats to the monument.
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His only attempt — a run for school board trustee, back in 2014 — fell flat.
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Regan's qualifications for the trustee position were limited to his experience managing a business.
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In addition, he has served as a trustee on the board of Lincoln Center.
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"It can create a burden for the trustee," said Walther of Oak Wealth Advisors.
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The trustee, or manager of the trust and its elements bears a huge responsibility.
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In later years, Bush served as an emeritus public trustee for the Mayo Clinic.
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However, it's entirely up to the trustee to decide, so there's no guaranteeing it.
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Constand said she met Cosby in 22015 at Temple, where he was a trustee.
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For example, let's say your spouse wants her brother to be a backup trustee.
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She testified that she saw the famed comedian and Temple trustee as a mentor.
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The trustee invests these funds and has the discretion to provide care for child.
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"The Natural Person Trustee is a service which is very sensitive," Mr. Owens wrote.
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The main trustee for the foundation did not respond to a request for comment.
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Individual distributions would range from about $137 to about $28.7 million, the trustee said.
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The lawsuit lists Epstein as a trustee of the school, which the NYAA disputes.
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" A third party, James Carbonnet, is listed as another plaintiff and the embryos' "trustee.
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Pruitt is a Southern Baptist and a trustee of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Knowing how to invest is a key skill for a trustee, estate planners agree.
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The trusts require a trustee like a relative or adviser to distribute the money.
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But she retained many others in family trusts of which she remains a trustee.
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Ms. French has also been involved with MoMA PS1, though not as a trustee.
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The groom is a trustee of Landmark School, a private school in Beverly, Mass.
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Because he had no family in Australia, the public trustee now controls his property.
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Mr. Lent confirmed that Ms. Barrett was indeed a Trinity trustee until very recently.
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"A general facelift is being done," said Kartikeya Sarabhai, a trustee of the organization.
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Merchants collect sales taxes and send the money to a trustee for the bondholders.
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The jailed co-mayors have been replaced by an Ankara-appointed trustee, or administrator.
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She was a college trustee Johnson's family described her as an advocate for women.
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The Museum Trustee Behind a $130 Million Lawsuit to Keep ICE Detainees in Prison
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The decision to resolve the matter with the bankruptcy trustee was purely a business one, as litigation costs would well-exceed the amount requested by the trustee to pay off the creditors who were owed money when the debtor filed for bankruptcy.
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Employees have right to instruct the trustee on how to vote on assets of a business, but don't always have the authority to instruct the trustee on sale of stock, though in the least the ESOP would be benefiting from the sale price.
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She also happens to be the family trust's chairwoman and a V&A museum trustee.
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POSITIVE SHE SAW BIGFOOT, SHE&aposS SUING CALIFORNIA "It can't hurt," said trustee George Armstrong.
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I'D HAVE HIM AS TRUSTEE IN MY WILL AND I WOULDN'T WORRY FOR A SECOND.
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The Nevada Museum of Art received a $22016 million endowment from its trustee, John Deane.
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I had to deal with this issue as a trustee at a college in Texas.
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He is also a trustee emeritus of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
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The U.S. Trustee typically oversees the administration of bankruptcy cases and polices them for conflicts.
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Japan Trustee Services Bank had filed the suit with the Tokyo District Court on Aug.
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Sallows is currently a trustee of Riocan Real Estate Investment Trust and Chartwell Retirement Residences.
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She currently works as an independent trustee of the WisdomTree Trust board in New York.
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Temple is Cosby's alma mater, and he was a powerful trustee there at the time.
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The inmate was a trustee, meaning he was allowed to do work outside the jail.
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But U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff said the trustee took too long to get involved.
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She is also the director of the Mercer Family Foundation and a Heritage Foundation trustee.
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Specifically, the trustee wants answers on $5.2 million in payments made to agencies and artists.
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Allan Johnston, chairman of the pension scheme's trustee board, said Truell's proposals were not viable.
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Meanwhile, Liberty Township Trustee Melanie Leneghan has earned support from leading conservative figures including Rep.
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The trustee reports that those costs have added up to about $5.5 million so far.
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Taylor Bean's auditor, Deloitte & Touche, and the bankruptcy trustee reached a confidential settlement in 2013.
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The trustee, using the trust's tax ID number, opens an account with their wealth advisor.
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Using tools provided by the Bankruptcy Code and SIPA, the trustee has recovered $11.5 billion.
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He is also a trustee of Choate Rosemary Hall, the boarding school in Wallingford, Conn.
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Not long after, Ms. Sweeney, already a Netflix board member, became a Mayo Clinic trustee.
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In three lawsuits, the trustee argued that the sale of Lyondell was a fraudulent transfer.
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"My thoughts were that he was a well-respected Temple advocate and trustee," she said.
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To bar Trump from serving as "officer, director, trustee, or equivalent position" for 10 years.
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She serves on the board of Netflix and is a trustee of the Mayo Clinic.
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The investments in those trusts are managed by an outside trustee, not by Mr. Trump.
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She is a trustee of Western Reserve Academy, a private high school in Hudson, Ohio.
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OLLEY LANE, 2217-Ralph E. Kipp, trustee, to Maria T. and Luis A. Escobar, $241,2325.
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J. Heywood Edison Sloane is a trustee and the treasurer of the Edison Birthplace Association.
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C. Barry Edison Sloane is a risk management consultant and a trustee of the association.
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Lawyers for the trustee and Led Zeppelin did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Some have suggested he run for trustee, although "my wife would divorce me," he said.
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"We have a very urban downtown," said Daniel Brakewood, a village trustee for 11 years.
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He is a trustee of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and a vice chairman of Lincoln Center.
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For example, you&aposll need to meet with the trustee that will hold your account.
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" Another trustee said, "Few people have spoken up in a meeting for about 40 years.
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After years of costly litigation, the Wilpons agreed to pay $61 million to the trustee.
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Authorities will also publish guidelines for trustee business and creditor meetings, according to the report.
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The Social Security and Medicare trustee boards produce annual reports on the programs' trust funds.
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Mr. Walden was a trustee of a 25-bed hospital in his hometown, Hood River.
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In addition, he is a trustee of the Standards Board for Alternative Investments in London.
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Authorities will also publish guidelines for trustee business and creditor meetings, according to the report.
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The judge said foreign bankruptcy proceedings blocked the trustee from gaining access to the money.
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Now it is Ms. Lippes, 58, who is the Albright-Knox trustee in the family.
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Series A bonds' trustee also disclosed in a separate filing that funds were not received.
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"Today's very quiet," said Bruce Monrad, chairman and trustee at Northeast Investors Trust in Boston.
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Judge McConnell concluded after a nine-day bench trial and copious historical research that the New York congregation was actually a trustee for Touro Synagogue, not the owner, and that the Newport congregation has a right to oust the New York group as trustee.
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The ratings are as follows: AUD1,500.0m Class A notes: 'AAAsf'; Outlook Stable AUD44.2m Class B notes: 'AAsf'; Outlook Stable AUD220.6m Seller notes: 'NRsf' The notes were issued by Perpetual Trustee Company Limited in its capacity as trustee of SMART ABS Series 2016-3 Trust.
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Donald Trump handed control of the Trump Organisation to his sons and a trustee in January.
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Or it could be put into a separate trust with a corporate trustee to administer it.
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Fulfillment of the terms is being monitored by an international trustee appointed by Cade, Bayer said.
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Senser and Cavanaugh have been trustees since 103, while Nevels has been a trustee since 2007.
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Investor Wilbur Ross is also a Trump supporter, and is a trustee on his fundraising team.
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So did the Madoff Trustee, who is responsible for recovering funds for victims of his scheme.
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He is also the treasurer and a trustee of the Global Community Charter School in Manhattan.
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Choose individuals to fill the offices of personal representative, trustee and guardian as you see fit.
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Nassar Mahmood, a mosque trustee, says social peace in the city is challenged on many fronts.
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With one trustee having resigned shortly before that agreement, that leaves a total of nine openings.
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McConnell wrote that Shearith had gone against its duty as a trustee of the Newport synagogue.
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Senser and Cavanaugh had been trustees since 2001, while Nevels has been a trustee since 2007.
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"If you're not on the executive committee, you don't know anything," an anonymous trustee told Pogrebin.
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Full responsibility for all current litigation involving Xceligent will be assumed by a Chapter 7 trustee.
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The trustee said it expects to receive the $8.5 billion from Bank of America on Feb.
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The Trustee said it expects to complete the solicitation process for the committee by June 16.
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A court ruling then placed it in liquidation and named an independent trustee to run it.
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Brill said they are working on getting all of the requested items to the U.S. Trustee.
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You set it up with a qualified HSA trustee, such as a bank or insurance company.
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GE had argued that only the trustee overseeing Petters' bankrupt companies could bring the conspiracy claim.
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She said the documents proved she was a "trustee and not the owner" of the properties.
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He has served as a trustee for the Natural Resources Defense Council for over forty years.
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The payments would settle a lawsuit filed against the team's owners by the trustee in 2010.
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The bankruptcy trustee, Jeffrey Golden, reached a settlement with Proctor, allowing a claim of $21 million.
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This week, the trustee said he was helping with the "ongoing criminal investigation" of Mr. Karpeles.
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In April Mr. Johnson resigned from his trustee post alongside Louise Renne, a former city attorney.
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A trustee, using SIPC's resources, should have the opportunity to pursue a suit of that nature.
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To maintain the remaining value of our assets, we assigned our assets to an independent trustee.
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The U.S. private bank has named Gabriel Cheung to lead its new Hong Kong Trustee business.
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The bankruptcy trustee later sued T.W.C., which countersued; the two companies are still involved in litigation.
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Deutsche Bank Sri Lanka, a branch of Deutsche Bank AG (A-/RWN/F1), is the trustee.
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Ms. Austin, who is a trustee, is known for her work in aeronautics and systems engineering.
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Sameer Shamsi, who works as an investment banker in New York, joined Pillars as a trustee.
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Mr. Dullea is a former member of the board but no longer serves as a trustee.
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Their hilariously stern trustee takes all their assets, including their Tesla and, briefly, Renata's wedding ring.
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She worked for the Clinton Climate Initiative and is a trustee of the Environmental Defense Fund.
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"We figured it was better to let the bankruptcy trustee collect for us," Mr. Howe said.
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On rare occasions, a trustee comes to define an institution, as Mr. Lauder has the Whitney.
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Rabbi Berman, whose uncle, Julius Berman, is a Yeshiva trustee, has a doctorate from Hebrew University.
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It does, however, have a USD10 million threshold test for notifications to the trustee and bondholders.
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Mr. Elliott gave the example of a family that has a trust with an institutional trustee.
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The lawyers showed that the trustee had not performed the regular due diligence of a fiduciary.
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In Trump's case, he would instruct the trustee to sell his companies at a reasonable pace.
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Dr. Steigman was a longtime trustee of the center and a member of its advisory board.
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Wexner gave Epstein power of attorney and Epstein was even a trustee of the Wexner Foundation.
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As a result the trustee has asked the High Court in London to make a judgement.
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He is a National Trustee of The Recording Academy and a member of its Advocacy Committee.
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Troy Balderson and Kevin Bacon, Delaware County Prosecutor Carol O'Brien and Liberty County Trustee Melanie Leneghan.
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That includes about $80 million from Florence Irving, a trustee, and her late husband, Herbert Irving.
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McKinsey, the trustee argued, should be removed from the bankruptcy case and stripped of its fees.
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On the line was Tom Rossley, a trustee for 23 years at Drake University in Iowa.
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Rather than appoint an independent trustee, he's picked two of his children, whom he sees regularly.
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The ratings are as follows: AUD7503 million Class A notes: 'AAAsf'; Outlook Stable AUD48.9 million Class B notes: 'Asf'; Outlook Stable AUD16.3 million Class C notes: 'NRsf' The notes were issued by Perpetual Trustee Company Limited in its capacity as trustee of Medallion Trust Series 2017-1P.
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McClendon told Gizmodo that he has not been an Apparate International trustee for more than a year.
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The court is now expected to appoint a bankruptcy trustee who will collect and assess creditors' claims.
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The U.S. Trustee, a government watchdog for bankruptcies, objected to parts of Peabody's reorganization plan on Wednesday.
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You will need to have the trustee of your IRA directly transfer the money to a charity.
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Under this guarantee a security trustee can call on guarantors directly following a payment default by LGFA.
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Shakur Estate trustee Tom Whalley will also produce, but there's an even more direct family connection, too.
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Teleology said it transferred the deposit to the trustee holding 9mobile shares on behalf of the lenders.
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One report found that almost 80% of their trustee-board directors hold positions in related financial institutions.
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It is not clear that helps the United States Trustee fulfill its mission in the long run.
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Bailey said Henderson, a prison trustee, had cleaned flower beds and mowed lawns around the housing complex.
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"I think they need to change the word 'trustee,' because they can't be trusted," the sheriff said.
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In April, she ran for the position of Village Trustee for Arlington Heights, Illinois — and she won.
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The notes were issued by Perpetual Corporate Trust Limited in its capacity as trustee of the trust.
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If the accounting reflects less than $125,000, the trustee will pay back the difference within 30 days.
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Mr. Walker also serves as an independent trustee at Smead Capital Management, a Seattle based mutual fund.
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After Getty's death, Gordon Getty, the fourth son, was named the sole trustee of the family fortune.
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He currently serves as a Trustee at The New-York Historical Society and The National WWII Museum.
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Epstein also served as a trustee of the Wexner Foundation, Les Wexner's charitable group based in Ohio.
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Another benefit: there's no explicit prohibition on the official talking with the trustee about the financial holdings.
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The trustee did not allege wrongdoing by Koch, a privately-held industrial conglomerate based in Wichita, Kansas.
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"The school has come to symbolize Jewish-Muslim harmony in Kolkata," says managing trustee Aileen "Jo" Cohen.
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U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan entered a judgment of $213.2 million for the trustee in September 2015.
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Several reviewed documents, including the Kellogg Huber opening appellate brief, and engaged in negotiations with the trustee.
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The ban includes bond underwriting, brokerage, trustee and other services the bank has provided to the city.
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For example, before he took office, President Jimmy Carter gave his agricultural holdings to an independent trustee.
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He is also a trustee of the National Park Foundation and the University of Chicago Medical Center.
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Mr. Redstone's lawyers filed suit in Los Angeles, seeking a ruling that the trustee changes were valid.
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Digital Corp - A chapter 7 trustee will be appointed by bankruptcy court and will assume control * e.
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New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, who acts as trustee of the retirement fund, applauded the vote.
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The trustee did not allege wrongdoing by Koch, a privately held industrial conglomerate based in Wichita, Kansas.
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The first places he became a trustee were the International Center of Photography and the New Museum.
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Her mother is a trustee of the Anderson Ranch Center for the Arts in Snowmass Village, Colo.
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Even if the trustee does not succeed, the shareholders face legal costs to try and prevent repayment.
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His mother is a vice president and trustee for the Dunspaugh-Dalton Foundation, a charity in Miami.
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"My thoughts were that he was a well-respected Temple advocate and trustee," she told the court.
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Avellino & Bienes shut their accounting practice in 1984 to focus on investing with Madoff, the trustee said.
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The latest $3.45 million deal reached with Wells Fargo supplements that settlement, the U.S. Trustee Program said.
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Mr. Bulgari is now a trustee of Carnegie Hall, and he planned to spend Saturday night there.
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He is also a trustee of the Quaker Hill Foundation, a family trust in North Andover, Mass.
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Until February he was a trustee of the Catholic Community Services of Utah in Salt Lake City.
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He graduated from the University of Delaware, where he is an alumni trustee of the business school.
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The gift comes from Roger Sant and his late wife Vicki, a former trustee at the museum.
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"I didn't want to be figuring it out ourselves," said Ms. Sayeed, who is now a trustee.
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She is a trustee of the Medical Center Nursery School, an independent early childhood program in Manhattan.
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That is 80% of the $17.5 billion that the trustee, Irving Picard, has said that customers lost.
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Given the range of hot-button issues, what sort of trustee would now be a safe pick?
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The U.S. Trustee, a government watchdog for bankruptcies, has also objected to parts of the reorganization plan.
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"People were not able to buy those graves," said Faisal Edhi, managing trustee of the Edhi Foundation.
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A three-trustee majority sued the mayor over the car, asserting that it had been bought illegally.
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When she was appointed trustee, in March 250, Ms. Higgins had her work cut out for her.
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Despite her therapist's warning that she could not handle the trustee job, Ms. Higgins exceeded all expectations.
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The lead independent trustee, Raymond Noveck, worked as a managing director at Baron from 1985 to 1987.
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His father is a professor of economics at Boston College and is a trustee of Amherst College.
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Or, at the other end of the scale, why did Dia install James Murdoch as a trustee?
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Instead, you leave money in a trust, managed by a trustee, for the benefit of the animal.
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RABAT, Dec 19 (Reuters) - A Moroccan court has given the trustee who controls Samir, the country's only oil refinery, another three months to finish the liquidation process and will invite expressions of interest in buying the plant in the coming days, the court-appointed trustee said on Monday.
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The actress serves as trustee for Save the Children, an organization that helps kids in low resource areas.
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"I think 2018 is going to be a scary year," said Douglas Hoyes, an insolvency trustee in Toronto.
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Toomey promptly donated all his NASA curios to the South Florida Museum, where he served as a trustee.
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Some former customers believe that Irving Picard, the court-appointed trustee liquidating Madoff's firm, has undervalued their claims.
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In 2013 and 23, NMG, under its previous corporate name, was itself listed as a trustee of Olivet.
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She is a lifetime trustee of the Erikson Institute in Chicago, a graduate school focusing on child development.
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Personally, she has featured consistently on the on the World Pride Power list and is a Stonewall trustee.
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A prison trustee is an inmate who is allowed work privileges because of good behavior while in custody.
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"We want to offer [creditors] more than the bankruptcy trustee can do on its own," Pierce tells me.
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Additionally, if you want to name a family member or friend as trustee, check with the person first.
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In Chapter 7, the debtor must list all of their assets and debts for the trustee to review.
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Under the original terms, the EC could appoint a trustee to sell W&G "at no minimum price".
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Commentary by Alberto Ibargüen, president, CEO and a trustee of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
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But Mark Bostick, trustee for the bankruptcy, said the largest creditor may turn out to be American Express.
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"To be honest, there aren't that many assets to chase anymore," John Melluish, Tinkler's bankruptcy trustee told Reuters.
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The trustee paid bondholders through a combination of cash on hand and payouts from Ambac, the filing said.
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The trustee also granted the owners, Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz, some financial relief by revising the settlement.
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Mnuchin would become a Social Security and Medicare trustee upon confirmation, charged with managing the program's trust funds.
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Similar to a regular trust, the assets are protected from bankruptcy, and withdrawals are managed by a trustee.
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He is also a trustee of the Princeton in Asia foundation and chairman of the Westport Housing Authority.
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It's also noteworthy that Mr. Sachs has been a trustee of the Philadelphia Museum of Art since 1988.
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The code provides for additional checks on the debtor, including the unsecured creditors' committee and the US Trustee.
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The notes are issued by Catalyst Trusteeship Limited in its capacity as trustee of Sansar Trust Jun 2017.
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And a trustee of one of these I.R.A.s is not permitted to withhold payments, unlike a regular trust.
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Because of federal laws governing I.R.A.s, a trustee needs to pay out the minimum required distribution each year.
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If the U.S. Trustee disagrees with the confirmation of the bankruptcy, it could appeal to a higher court.
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But like a ghost from the past, a bankruptcy trustee knocks on the door years later, demanding repayment.
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"According to the Guardian, the revoked titles "include chancellor emeritus, Oliver R Grace professor emeritus, and honorary trustee.
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According to Mr. Sanders, Mr. Taylor often practices on a baby grand piano in the museum's trustee room.
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The U.S. Trustee said in court papers filed on Wednesday that agreement effectively serves as a retention plan.
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It appears that 50 Cent's bragging about his bitcoins raised some eyebrows at the US Trustee Program, however.
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"He's the best draftsman I've ever seen," Ms. Gardner, who is a trustee of the Art Institute, said.
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Two years ago, Mr. Scheiner was accused of fraud by a federally appointed bankruptcy court trustee in Connecticut.
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The bride's mother is also a trustee of the American Academy, a research and arts institution, in Rome.
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Aside from the cost, the case also demonstrates the strain being a trustee can put on family members.
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Epstein was a trustee of the Wexner Foundation, though Wexner has said the financier had no executive responsibilities.
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The company still controls substantial cryptocurrency assets, though many claims against it remain outstanding, according to the trustee.
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She is a trustee of the Webb School, a private boarding and day school in Bell Buckle, Tenn.
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From 1985 to 1994 she was a trustee of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington.
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"What's not to like?" asked Ms. Server, who is a trustee of the Bronx Museum of the Arts.
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Tristan is the trustee of Eddie's journal, in which Eddie collected the folk tales told by Tristan's grandmother.
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The plan also met with criticism from the U.S. Trustee, a government watchdog that polices conflicts in bankruptcies.
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In some revocable trusts, a single person can act as the grantor, beneficiary, and trustee during their lifetime.
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The bank's CEO, Mariner Kemper, is also a trustee of the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Missouri.
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To the contrary, the rule was focused narrowly on disabled individuals who require a trustee for personal management.
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Mr. James, the trustee, said many of the Met's struggles "were beyond the control" of a chief executive.
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Further, the latest Social Security Trustee report estimates that the SSDI trust fund will be depleted by 2054.
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As a Temple University employee, she looked up to Cosby, a Temple trustee, as a mentor and friend.
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She is a trustee for the Rye Y.M.C.A. and a member of the session at Rye Presbyterian Church.
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He has also been a trustee at Juilliard, and has endowed a scholarship there for struggling jazz musicians.
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Theresa Sackler was made a dame and is a trustee of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
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The ratings are as follows: AUD690m Class A notes: 'AAA(EXP)sf'; Outlook Stable AUD245m Class B notes: 'AA-(EXP)sf'; Outlook Stable AUD15m Class C notes: 'NR(EXP)sf' The notes will be issued by Perpetual Trustee Company Limited in its capacity as trustee of National RMBS Trust 20153-1.
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Linda Macklowe, an honorary trustee of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and a vice president and trustee of the Guggenheim Museum, was not required to go through with the planned purchase of an apartment in the building that is now adorned by the images of Mr. Macklowe and his new wife.
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The U.S. trustee in a filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware said it is not taking a stand on whether EdgeMarc Energy Holdings' Chapter 11 case should be converted, but it is opposed to how the unsecured creditors' committee has proposed organizing an election of a Chapter 7 trustee.
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Other past external roles include serving as trustee of the IFRS Foundation, which sets accounting standards for more than 100 countries, member of the Securities and Exchange Commission's Advisory Committee on Improvement to Financial Reporting, trustee of Barnard College and Dean's Advisory Council at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.
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Leonard L. Lewin, the divorce lawyer for Shari's mother, Mr. Redstone's wife of 52 years, is also a trustee.
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She was also a trustee of the Institute of International Education and an overseer of the International Rescue Committee.
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Rothschild said Poroshenko had appointed it as a trustee of a blind trust to hold his shares in Roshen.
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Source: Mark DeGiacomo (Bankruptcy Trustee) Dan Conley talks with American Greed about Steven Palladino and his company Viking Financial.
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Source: Mark DeGiacomo (Bankruptcy Trustee) Steven Palladino shelled out investor funds to buy expensive items like Louis Vuitton luggage.
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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge David Jones approved the request over an objection by the U.S. Trustee, a government bankruptcy watchdog.
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Wells Fargo hasn't brought analogous third-party claims against the individual noteholders suing that bank as an MBS trustee.
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Few objections were made when the Scientologists turned up, points out Simon Kerr, a trustee of the local museum.
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"Nobody wants to take any help if they don't have to," said Nick Campbell, a town trustee in Vici.
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Now, a trustee is suing on behalf of the embryos "Emma" and "Isabella," which are five days old developmentally.
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To ensure data sovereignty in Germany, Microsoft partnered with Deutsche Telekom subsidiary T-Systems as its local data trustee.
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The fundamental question is whether winning this battle was actually in the best interest of the United States Trustee.
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In order to make this valid, the trustee of your IRA must directly transfer the money to a charity.
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In this case, the mortgage was given as collateral to OSX bondholders, represented in this case by Nordic Trustee.
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Her constituents re-elected her to a full term as a trustee and also elected her as town constable.
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The founding trustee of Child Bereavement UK is grief counselor Julia Samuel, who was a close friend and Diana.
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A trustee has to be appointed to control the assets, which means they could be used to supplement care.
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Tokyo's court-appointed trustee in the Mt. Gox investigation has finally finished examining all the claims for missing bitcoins.
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Phillips has since stepped down as a trustee of the fund to avoid a conflict of interest, Buzzfeed reports.
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And if the Trustee simply holds the assets, the blind trust is of little value from a conflicts perspective.
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He said he's also seen instances in which litigation financiers have funded post-confirmation claims by a bankruptcy trustee.
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The minister could also suspend investors' voting rights or appoint a special trustee as part of the protective measures.
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The trustee of Carillion's pension scheme said on Monday it may have a deficit of about 990 million pounds.
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It would work with the anti-trust agency in appointing an independent trustee to monitor its compliance, he added.
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Those 200,000 Bitcoins form the bulk of the money that the bankruptcy trustee will return to Mt. Gox customers.
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The advisor and trustee invest the funds, and investments are liquidated and moved into a checking account as needed.
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The trustee has estimated that the customers lost $17.5 billion in Madoff's fraud, which was uncovered in December 2008.
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Electricidad de Caracas was already a month late on its payment before the trustee, Wilmington Trust, issued its statement.
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The ultimate recommendations flowed from objective fact-finding and policy analysis that was driven by a trustee-engagement process.
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She is a trustee of the Independent Day School in Middlefield, Connecticut, where her two daughters attend elementary school.
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Nikias will move into the role of president emeritus and life trustee of the university, according to USC's statement.
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It was when the presidency was an institution whose occupant was a trustee, in every sense of the word.
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"Doreen put 'meat on the bones' in many ways," says Ashley Mortimer, a trustee of the Doreen Valiente Foundation.
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Those looking for membership refunds are instructed to email the trustee handling the bankruptcy process, which seems… not fun.
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A court ruling had placed it into liquidation in March and named an independent trustee to run the company.
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She is also trustee of the Africa Center, and a senior fellow at Yale's Jackson Institute for Global Affairs.
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The Whitney Museum of American Art named its new building after longtime trustee and chairman emeritus Leonard A. Lauder.
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"I think it's obviously intended as a joke," Robert MacNeil, an author and a Newseum trustee emeritus, said Friday.
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The trustee, Nassar Mahmood, said Mr. Khater was not known to the mosque, not that he was a member.
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Mr. Stern's artistic interest led him to work as a trustee and vice chairman of the World Monuments Fund.
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In 1979, Professor Fong traveled to China with Ms. Astor, another trustee, to conduct research for a new project.
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His father is a lawyer with Cameron in Washington, as well as a trustee of Christ Church in Alexandria.
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Her mother is a trustee emeritus of the University of Richmond, where she served on the board until 2014.
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Presidents Clinton and Bush each appointed him a trustee of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
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She also helped create scholarships and an award at the college, where she was a trustee for 18 years.
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Moving to another firm requires that all the assets in the trust be retitled, naming the new institutional trustee.
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Soon after, a court appointed a trustee who said, in effect, that this company instead needed to be liquidated.
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The other common thread among trusts is that they are run by a third party known as a trustee.
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Instead, a trustee will retain that person's full voting powers for a transition period of nine to 18 months.
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Australian comedian Celeste Barber created a Facebook fundraiser for the Trustee for NSW Rural Fire Service & Brigades Donation Fund.
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There had been speculation at Davos that Trump's support came at the urging Benioff, a trustee of the forum.
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One longtime trustee (and former president), Agnes Gund, has funded or donated to the museum more than 800 works.
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Until last year, she was a trustee at the Glenn Urqhardt School, a private elementary school in Beverly, Mass.
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He showed interest in foreign affairs when serving as a trustee for the Center of Strategic and International Studies.
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Her mother serves as a trustee of the Princeton Day School and of the Youth Foundation, in New York.
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"When the U.S. trustee asked that McKinsey change its approach, McKinsey did so," the company said in a statement.
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The trustee would also make random inspections at the caregiver's home to make sure the animal is well treated.
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Edward Kleinbard is the Robert C. Packard trustee chair in law, University of Southern California Gould School of Law.
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The trademarks seized include the "Kingfisher" label, "Flying Models" and "Fly the Good Times", according to a notice in newspapers by the banks' trustee, SBICAP Trustee Co. Harish Bijoor, a brand consultant, described the banks' move as a knee-jerk reaction and said there might not be many takers for the trademarks.
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It can accommodate a symphony orchestra of 8,500 and 20,000 performers, said Prasana Prabhu, a trustee of Ravi Shankar's foundation.
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She envisions data trustee as a new profession with specialized training no different than going to law or medical school.
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He is a family trustee in the Campbell Voting Trust, through which other descendants hold a combined 7.9 percent stake.
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Cosby was a Temple trustee when he first met Constand, who was an administrator of the Temple women's basketball team.
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Phil Collins withdrew his work from the exhibition to protest MoMA trustee Larry Fink's alleged investments in private prison companies.
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Grant was a longtime trustee of the museum, and I thought it might still hold a few traces of him.
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The big-game hunting enthusiast is an elected trustee of the Wildlife Conservation Society and owns a ranch in Montana.
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Trustee Brian Breslin says Michigan State recognizes the "need for change" when it comes to sexual assault awareness and prevention.
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Though Duane and Tisha will not be sanctioned by the court, the trustee will continue to collect all incoming residuals.
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Nordic Trustee alleges that none of the 142 Liberian-flagged ships that operate in Brazilian waters have locally registered mortgages.
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Based on federal law, the trustee of an ESOP can still accept an offer to sell at a later date.
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The company appointed Wu as administrator of the fund and its own general counsel as trustee, according to the lawsuit.
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The trustee report shows Social Security is fully funded until 234, and 259 percent funded for the next 23 years.
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"The purpose is to offer a safe alternative to toy guns," said Hempstead Village Trustee LaMont Johnson, according to WABC.
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Rebekah Mercer, a billionaire herself, is director of the Mercer Family Foundation and a trustee with the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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"I had a case like that: The financial institution named the trustee of the trust as the beneficiary," Simmonds added.
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Dauman serves as a Sumner Redstone trustee in the event of his death as well as his health care proxy.
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IgnitionOne has given an independent trustee its remaining assets and plans to "ultimately dissolve the entity," according to the note.
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The trusteed I.R.A. has a provision that allows the corporate trustee to request the required minimum distribution on someone's behalf.
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LyondellBasell entered bankruptcy just 13 months after the purchase was completed and the bankruptcy trustee is pursuing everyone in sight.
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"Inaugural Speech" (1997) finds Ms. Fraser adopting multiple roles with cheerful schizophrenic aplomb: curator, trustee, public official and corporate sponsor.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art received an $80 million bequest from trustee Florence Irving and her late husband, Herbert Irving.
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The U.S. Trustee overseeing the bankruptcy also filed an objection to the plan, raising similar concerns about the unsecured creditors.
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The foundation was created in 2002, and in September 2006 Rossiiskaya Gazeta described Lyudmila as a "trustee" of the organization.
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The group screened candidates for Trustee and Mayor of Southampton, and 20 representatives of all ages gathered to ask questions.
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