Courses
Unique and Hard to Value Assets
Favoring practical approaches over theoretical ones, students will learn best practices for administering residential and commercial real estate; farms and ranches (and other types of specialty real estate); privately-held operating businesses; mineral, oil and gas; loans and notes; tangible assets and collectibles; and private equity, hedge funds and other alternative investments. It is helpful but not essential for students to have administered unique assets previously.
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- On-Campus, South Bend, IN
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Favoring practical approaches over theoretical ones, students will learn best practices for administering residential and commercial real estate; farms and ranches (and other types of specialty real estate); privately-held operating businesses; mineral, oil and gas; loans and notes; tangible assets and collectibles; and private equity, hedge funds and other alternative investments. It is helpful but not essential for students to have administered unique assets previously.
Topics
- Current Trust Industry Practices
- Rules & Regulations, by Account Type (i.e. Custody, Directed Trust, Fiduciary etc.)
- Administrative Best Practices (services to offer, documentation requirements)
• Traditional Real Estate
• Specialty Real Estate
• Minerals, Oil & Gas
• Privately-Owned Businesses
• Loans and Notes
• Life Insurance
• Tangible Assets & Collectibles
• Private Equity, Hedge Funds, Etc. - Valuation
- Account Acceptance & Administration (including checklists)
- Annual Review (Regulation 9) Considerations
- Fee Considerations
- Process and Account Remediation
- Profit Opportunities (or Turning Lemons into Lemonade)
Many professionals satisfy Continuing Education and/or Continuing Legal Education requirements with this course. Rules for CE and CLE approval are time sensitive and vary by designation and state. Cannon encourages early registration in order to allow for ample processing (request for credits may not be available after course completion).
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