This confidential presentation slide from J.P.Morgan, marked as 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022353', outlines a financial strategy called a "Cascading GRAT". The strategy involves using multiple short-term Grantor Retained Annuity Trusts (GRATs) to enhance value for beneficiaries, capitalize on market volatility, and mitigate mortality risks for the grantor. The document is a high-level overview of the benefits of this wealth-transfer technique.
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| grantor | Creator of a trust (GRAT) |
Mentioned as the individual who sets up the GRAT. The strategy aims to manage mortality risk for the grantor, as if t...
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| beneficiaries | Recipient of trust assets |
Mentioned as the individuals for whom the 'Cascading GRAT' strategy enhances potential value through the reinvestment...
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| J.P.Morgan |
The logo appears at the bottom of the slide, indicating they are the author or presenter of this document.
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| House Oversight |
Referenced in the document identifier 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022353', suggesting this document was part of a collection sub...
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"The "Cascading GRAT" strategy uses a GRAT's annuity stream to fund subsequent short-term GRATS"Source
"Multiple short-term GRATs allow you to take advantage of market volatility"Source
"Short-term GRATs enable you to better manage mortality risks"Source
"if grantor dies during term of trust, the assets in the GRAT are included in the estate"Source
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