New Jersey § 17:9a-28

§ 17:9a-28.

A bank which is a qualified bank shall have the following agency and fiduciary powers

in addition to the powers specified in sections 24 and 25, 1 whether or not such agency and fiduciary powers are specifically set forth in its

certificate of incorporation, and a savings bank which is a qualified bank shall have the following agency and fiduciary powers, in addition to the powers specified in

sections 24 and 26 , whether or not such agency and fiduciary powers are specifically set forth in its

certificate of incorporation : (1) to act as custodian or escrow agent of personal property for any person or corporation; (2) as agent, to receive, hold, manage and dispose of by sale or otherwise personal

and real property; to act as agent of any person or corporation for any other purpose

not prohibited by law; (3) to act as the transfer agent or registrar, or both, of any state, county, municipality,

board, commission, or other body politic, or of any foreign or domestic corporation

and, in such capacity to transfer, register, and countersign stock certificates and

bonds or other evidences of indebtedness; (4) to act as trustee of or with respect to any security or instruments of indebtedness

or of security issued by any state, county, municipality, other body politic, or corporation,

foreign or domestic, and to accept any other public or corporate trust not inconsistent

with the laws of this State; (5) to be appointed and to act under the order of appointment of any court of competent

jurisdiction as guardian, custodian, trustee or administrator, or by whatever other

title it may thereby be designated, or the person or estate, or both, of any person

for whom or for whose estate such an appointment may be made; (6) to be appointed and to act as executor, trustee, or guardian under any last will

and testament, or as administrator with the will annexed, or as substituted administrator

with the will annexed, or as administrator, or as substituted trustee or as substituted

administrator of the estate of any deceased person; (7) to be appointed and to act as assignee or trustee for the benefit of creditors

under any statute providing for such assignment or otherwise; (8) to be appointed and to act as receiver or trustee on appointment by any state

or federal court of competent jurisdiction; (9) to receive from any person and hold in trust and dispose of, by sale or otherwise,

personal and real property, upon such terms as may be specified; (10) to accept, administer, and execute all other trusts and to act in all other fiduciary

capacities not herein specifically enumerated, not inconsistent with law; (11) all fiduciary powers permitted to associations pursuant to subsection (19) of

section 48 of the “Savings and Loan Act (1963),” P.L.1963, c. 144 ( C. 17:12B-48 ). 1

N.J.S.A. §§ 17:9A-405 and 17:9A-406.