Limited Partnerships, Banks, Trust Companies and Insurance Companies do not have to complete this Appendix.

His investments also came to include shares in Nova Scotian banks and trust companies.

The trust company industry went through significant change in the 1980s and 1990s.

The vast majority of trust companies in Canada were either taken over by chartered banks or closed down.

At the time, most of the trust companies had invested significantly in the real estate industry, which suffers during inflationary periods.

At the time, Canadian trust companies were limited to acting as trustees, executors and administrators of wills and trusts, and were not banking institutions.

It is also prohibited in this respect to use the name of the spouse, relatives, trade names, corporations, partnerships, trust companies or other third parties in order to circumvent this provision.

In 1901, the Huron & Erie Savings and Loan Society (based in London, Ontario and founded in 1864) bought General Trusts, one of the earliest trust companies established in Canada.

In those cases, too, the vested interests were simply too overwhelming and against the public interest, and Teddy Roosevelt’s initiative to break up the trusts was appropriate.