单词	blind trust
释义	English Business blind trustnoun [ C ] uk/ˌblaɪnd ˈtrʌst//ˌblaɪnd ˈtrʌst/ a financial arrangement in which someone's money is invested for them by another person or company, who controls and makes all decisions about the investments: If he is elected, his assets should go into a blind trust so there is no possible conflict of interest. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Trusts & funds annuity covenant escrow fiduciary fund funding holding company inheritance pension fund pension plan slush fund super superannuation support the Consolidated Fund trust trust fund trusteeship unit trust See more results » blind trustnoun [ C ] ukusFINANCE a financial arrangement in which someone agrees that their money can be invested by other people and that they cannot influence the types of investment those people choose to make: The idea behind the blind trust is that if an official doesn't know exactly how his holdings are being invested, he cannot deliberately make decisions that might boost his wealth.
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