Blind trust

Definition:

A financial arrangement in which a person avoids possible conflict of interest by transferring financial affairs to a fiduciary who has sole asset management discretion. The person establishing the trust also gives up the right to information regarding the assets.

Related terms:

Accounts payable subsidiary ledger

Receipt

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