A training course for practicing as a trustee in San Marino and a refresher course for those already working in the sector. These are the two programs that characterize the "Courses on Trust Law" at the University of the Republic of San Marino, scheduled for October 22-24 and 30-31. The program will analyze the dynamics of assets and rights entrusted to a trustee for administration, with academics and professionals from across the country providing the lectures. The initiative is described by its scientific director, Maurizio Lupoi, a professor at the University of Genoa.
What characterizes the “"Courses on trust law" at the University of San Marino?
The focus is primarily on San Marino legislation and the Court of Trusts and Fiduciary Relationships, given that previous courses for certification as a trustee primarily focused on international trust law. We also offer a refresher program entirely dedicated to the problematic aspects of the trustee profession.
On what basis were the topics explored identified?
The training course has been designed to cover all the basic topics of the trustee profession, and for the first time, San Marino professionals will be given extensive space as speakers. For the refresher course, an inventory of the most controversial topics in Italy and San Marino has been compiled, inviting professionals with specific experience to speak, including two officers from the Italian Guardia di Finanza.
What are the prospects for those qualifying to practice as trustees in San Marino?
The number of trusts in San Marino is constantly growing; the imminent approval of two regulatory changes could lead to a doubling of the number within one or two years.
More information on the site www.unirsm.sm on the “Courses on Trust Law” page, which can be accessed from the “Training Offers” area.
