RSA 383-C:3-301 Trust Business Generally.

Consistent with a business plan and capital plan approved by the commissioner and for so long as it is authorized to transact business in this state and holds a valid charter as a trust company, a trust company shall have power:
(a) To execute all the powers and possess all the privileges conferred on state banks, other than the power to accept deposits;
(b) To be appointed and to act as trustee, trust advisor, or trust protector of any trust or as executor of any estate;
(c) To be appointed and to act as receiver, assignee, or agent for any person or entity;
(d) To act as fiscal or transfer agent of the United States or any other person or entity and, in that capacity, to receive and disburse money;
(e) To transfer, register, and countersign certificat