A person or institution appointed to hold, manage and distribute the assets held in or owned by a trust in accordance with the trust’s terms. The trustee has a fiduciary obligation to serve the best interests of the trust’s grantor and beneficiaries. The trustee is selected by the grantor and can be any individual (such as a family member) or corporation (such as a bank or trust company).
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