Family trust funds are mainly composed of three elements. The first one is the customer, that is, the initiator of the trust, and more generally speaking, the direct actual owner of the property. Then the second element is the trustee, that is, the manager entrusted with the management of property. And the last one is the beneficiary, that is, the ultimate beneficiary of this property, usually the relatives of the parties.
Family trust funds are not as common as stock funds and bond funds, and are generally used by users to serve the rich. Ordinary ordinary investors have less contact.