In these trusts, ownership of assets is transferred to a trustee to manage them in accordance with the provisions of the settlor, allocating the proceeds thereof to the fulfillment of a specific purpose.
The settlor gives a certain amount of money to the Fiduciary Institution, so that it manages, invests and reinvests it in titles or securities with the highest possible profitability and security, generally for the benefit of the settlor, or other persons designated by him.
In this class of trusts there is the security and productivity of the invested capital and the certainty of the application of this and its products, additionally having the advantage of being able to celebrate with a testamentary clause, in the case of natural persons.