Okla. Stat. tit. 60, § 60-1307
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Investment trust advisors — Qualifications — Powers
Official statutory text
Any person may serve as an investment trust advisor,
notwithstanding that the person is the transferor of the qualified
disposition, but a transferor may not otherwise serve as a fiduciary
under a trust instrument except as stated in paragraph 2 of
subsection A of Section 21 of this act. While serving as an
investment trust advisor of the trust, the person may have all
powers authorized by statute or by the trust instrument, including
the power to vote by proxy any stock owned by the trust.
notwithstanding that the person is the transferor of the qualified
disposition, but a transferor may not otherwise serve as a fiduciary
under a trust instrument except as stated in paragraph 2 of
subsection A of Section 21 of this act. While serving as an
investment trust advisor of the trust, the person may have all
powers authorized by statute or by the trust instrument, including
the power to vote by proxy any stock owned by the trust.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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