Florida Statutes Chapter 660 — TRUST BUSINESS
Search Florida StatutesFrom the Legislature's 2026 edition, which includes changes effective through January 1, 2027. Later effective dates are retained in each section's source notes.
- § 660.25 — Definitions.
- § 660.26 — Trust department licensing.
- § 660.265 — Examination fees.
- § 660.27 — Deposit of securities with Chief Financial Officer.
- § 660.28 — Exemption from bond and other security as fiduciary.
- § 660.29 — Use of personnel and facilities.
- § 660.30 — Segregation of books, records, and assets; fiduciary assets not liable.
- § 660.31 — General trust business by trust companies and departments.
- § 660.33 — Trust service offices.
- § 660.34 — General powers.
- § 660.35 — Oaths, affidavits, and acknowledgments.
- § 660.36 — Fiduciary agency contracts.
- § 660.37 — Security for deposit of fiduciary funds.
- § 660.38 — Loans by and to fiduciary accounts.
- § 660.39 — Sales between fiduciary accounts.
- § 660.40 — Self dealing.
- § 660.41 — Corporations; certain fiduciary functions prohibited.
- § 660.415 — Investment by trust companies, trust departments, trustees, and fiduciaries.
- § 660.417 — Investment of fiduciary funds in investment instruments; permissible activity under certain circumstances; limitations.
- § 660.418 — Investment of fiduciary funds in syndicate securities.
- § 660.42 — Establishment of common trust funds.
- § 660.43 — Common trust fund investments.
- § 660.431 — Prudent investor rule.
- § 660.44 — Common trust fund to be audited annually.
- § 660.45 — Common trust fund court accountings.
- § 660.46 — Substitution of fiduciaries.
- § 660.47 — Surrender of fiduciary powers.
- § 660.48 — Receivership or voluntary liquidation.