New Jersey § 17:9a-37

§ 17:9a-37.

A. Subject to the limitations of this article, a bank may create and maintain one

or more common trust funds, and may, without order or judgment of any court or officer,

invest in cash all or any part of the funds of any one or more trust estates in any

one or more common trust funds. B. Where there is a cofiduciary, the bank shall acquire no participation in a common

trust fund without the prior written consent of the cofiduciary, who is hereby authorized

to give such consent. Such participation shall be withdrawn within three months after the written request

of a cofiduciary for such withdrawal. C. Investment of funds of a trust estate in a common trust fund or funds may be made

as provided in this article, notwithstanding that the trust instrument became operative

before the effective date of this act, and notwithstanding that the trust instrument,

regardless of the date of its effectiveness, does not specifically authorize such

an investment; but no investment shall be made in a common trust fund contrary to

the express provisions of the trust instrument. D. No bank shall invest any of its own funds in a common trust fund. E. Each common trust fund shall be established and maintained in accordance with a

written plan, so as to qualify as a common trust fund under federal revenue laws,

and, to that end, each bank in establishing and maintaining a common trust fund shall

conform with and be subject to the rules and regulations, prevailing from time to

time, of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System or the Comptroller of

the Currency pertaining to the collective investment of trust funds by national banks. F. (Deleted by amendment.) G. (Deleted by amendment, P.L. 1985, c. 528.)