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Most people don't think of the trust industry as being part of a modern-day gold rush. But it must be. Why else would virtually every type of financial institution from independent trust companies and banks to brokerage houses put such huge efforts into luring the ultra-affluent clients who used to be the private property of trust banks. They're invading each others' turf with a variety of strategies.
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Most people don't think of the trust industry as being part of a modern-day gold rush. But it must be. Why else would virtually every type of financial institution — from independent trust companies and banks to brokerage houses — put such huge efforts into luring the ultra-affluent clients who used to be the private property of trust banks.

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