COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT TRUSTS
Why Wilmington Trust?
Our fiduciary heritage is the cornerstone for designing and implementing dynamic, value-driven solutions for clients and participants.
Innovation Drives Us
A snapshot of where we are today
TAKING THE LEAD
The Future of CIT Onboarding Is Here
Being an industry leader in CITs means always thinking of ways to make managing qualified plans easier and more convenient for you—and the client accounts you manage. Our new approach to participation agreements will balance modern-day innovation with a streamlined approach so you can access everything you need in one location.
Learn how to start streamlining your approach to participation agreements with boardingpass™
COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT TRUSTS
2019 Nasdaq Fund Network Collaboration
Wilmington Trust proudly collaborated with Nasdaq Fund Network, marking the first time that investors could access information on these low-cost investment vehicles via a standardized ticker.
Services Provided by Our Advisors
We are here for every part of the process
Governance:
- Comprehensive Committee Structure
- Independent audit of every fund
- Subject to OCC regulations & audits
- Type II SSAE-18 (SOC-1)
- Report of CIT Operations
- Ongoing compliance monitoring of fund activity
- Nationally Chartered Trust Bank
Operations:
- Fund Accounting Custody
- Transfer Agent
- Fund Expense & NAV Oversight
- Middle Office
Marketing:
- Morningstar Facts Sheets
- Product Sheets
- Educational Materials
- Client & Advisor Materials
Sales & Support:
- Platform Availability
- Sales Team-Internal/External
- Collaborative marketing approach with partners
Collective Investment Funds (“WTNA Funds”) are bank collective investment funds; they are not mutual funds. WTNA Funds and units therein are exempt from registration under the Investment Company Act of 1940 and the Securities Act of 1933, respectively. Investments in WTNA Funds are not deposits or obligations of or guaranteed by Wilmington Trust, and are not insured by the FDIC, the Federal Reserve, or any other governmental agency. WTNA Funds are commingled investment vehicles, and as such, the values of the underlying investments will rise and fall according to market activity; it is possible to lose money by investing in the WTNA Funds.
Participation in Collective Investment Funds is limited primarily to qualified retirement plans and certain state or local government plans. Collective Investment Trust Funds may also be suitable investments for participants seeking to construct a well-diversified retirement savings program. Investors should consider the investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses of any pooled investment fund carefully before investing.