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What is a real estate trust?
  • A real estate trust is established when the trustor (real estate owner) enters into a trust agreement with the trustee (real estate trust company), transfers ownership of the real estate to the trustee, and registers the trust.
  • The trustee develops, manages, and disposes of the trust property to fulfill the purposes set forth in the trust agreement.
  • Upon termination of the trust, the trust property is transferred to the beneficiary.
Trust refers to

A legal relationship based on a fiduciary relationship between the person who establishes the trust (trustor) and the person who accepts the trust (trustee), in which the trustor transfers specific property, establishes a security interest, or otherwise disposes of it to the trustee, and the trustee manages, disposes of, operates, or develops the property, or performs other necessary acts to achieve the trust’s purpose for the benefit of a specified person (beneficiary) or for a specific objective (Amended Trust Act, Article 2)

Basic Structure and
Types of Real Estate Trusts
  • The judicial legal relationship for trusts is governed by the Trust Act.
  • To operate a trust business, it is necessary to be authorized as a financial investment business by the Financial Services Commission pursuant to the Capital Markets and Financial Investment Business Act.
  • Depending on the purpose of the trust, there are the following types of trust products

※ For detailed criteria regarding trust fees, please refer to the company's disclosure materials.