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blind trust

/blaɪnd trʌst/

翻译: 一种金融安排,由独立受托人管理个人资产和投资,受益人不知晓其管理方式,通常用于避免利益冲突,尤其适用于公职人员或高管。

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/blaɪnd trʌst/C1formallegal
  • zh一种金融安排,由独立受托人管理个人资产和投资,受益人不知晓其管理方式,通常用于避免利益冲突,尤其适用于公职人员或高管。

A financial arrangement where an independent trustee manages a person's assets and investments without the beneficiary knowing how they are being managed, typically used to avoid conflicts of interest, especially for public officials or executives.

  1. Financial arrangementC1formal

    A trust in which the beneficiaries have no knowledge of the holdings and no control over the trustee's decisions, often used to avoid conflicts of interest.

    zh盲信托

    • The politician placed his assets in a blind trust to avoid any appearance of impropriety.
    • She set up a blind trust for her children's inheritance.
    • The CEO's blind trust was managed by an independent financial advisor.