The trust fund structure refers to the structure of the trust fund and its components.

There must be trust assets in the trust fund, which can be movable or real estate.

In a trust fund structure, the trustee of the trust fund structure holds assets only by the trust unit holders, and in a corporate structure, the assets of the trust fund structure company are owned by the company and not by its shareholders.

Trust unit holders enjoy direct legal rights and beneficiary rights proportional to the assets of the trust fund.

What is a trust fund? A trust fund, also known as an investment fund, is a collective investment method with "maximum benefit sharing and maximum risk sharing".

It refers to gathering different amounts of funds from most uncertain investors in the society in the form of a contract or company through the issuance of fund bonds to form a certain scale of trust assets, which are distributed through specialized investments.

A collective investment trust system in which institutions invest based on the principle of asset portfolios, and investors share profits and bear corresponding risks according to the proportion of their capital contributions.

Trust funds are different from corporate entities.

A trust fund structure cannot be regarded as an independent legal person with the legal right to sue and be sued.

The trustee of a trust fund structure assumes the right to sue and be sued over the trust fund.

Because the company is an independent legal person, the trust fund structure and the trust full trustee serve as the legal representative of the trust fund, and the trust fund structure is responsible for the trust fund.