The board of a state trust company is responsible for the proper exercise of fiduciary powers by the state trust company and each matter pertinent to the exercise of fiduciary powers, including: (1) The determination of policies; (2) The investment and disposition of property held in a fiduciary capacity; and (3) The direction and review of the actions of each officer, employee, and committee used by the state trust company in the exercise of its fiduciary powers. Acts 1997, No. 940, § 46. The board of a state trust company is responsible for the proper exercise of fiduciary powers by the state trust company and each matter pertinent to the exercise of fiduciary powers, including: (1) The determination of policies; (2) The investment and disposition of property held in a fiduciary capacity; and (3) The direction and review of the actions of each officer, employee, and committee used by the state trust company in the exercise of its fiduciary powers. Acts 1997, No. 940, § 46. The board of a state trust company is responsible for the proper exercise of fiduciary powers by the state trust company and each matter pertinent to the exercise of fiduciary powers, including: (1) The determination of policies; (2) The investment and disposition of property held in a fiduciary capacity; and (3) The direction and review of the actions of each officer, employee, and committee used by the state trust company in the exercise of its fiduciary powers. Acts 1997, No. 940, § 46. The board of a state trust company is responsible for the proper exercise of fiduciary powers by the state trust company and each matter pertinent to the exercise of fiduciary powers, including: (1) The determination of policies; (2) The investment and disposition of property held in a fiduciary capacity; and (3) The direction and review of the actions of each officer, employee, and committee used by the state trust company in the exercise of its fiduciary powers. Acts 1997, No. 940, § 46.
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