South Dakota · Public trust company
Mariner Trust Company, LLC
Also used as MTC.
Services offered
- Administrative trust services (as disclosed for MTC)
- Related fiduciary services as described by Mariner affiliate disclosures
Who it is for
- Mariner wealth clients who need a South Dakota administrative trustee
- Families whose wealth advisor is already on the Mariner platform
Sourced facts
- Appears on the South Dakota Division of Banking September 2026 roster as Mariner Trust Company, LLC, credential TC.084-2 (public TC.2), first issuance 12 November 2013, at 6320 S. Western Ave., Ste. 100, Sioux Falls, SD 57108.
- The Division’s Annual Activity Report for 2024 records approval on 22 October 2024 of Mariner Trust Company, LLC’s application to relocate from 212 S. Main Ave., Suite 125, Sioux Falls, to the Western Avenue address.
- Mariner’s Trust Management Services page states that trust services are provided by Mariner Trust Company (MTC), an affiliate of Mariner, a state-chartered public trust company organized under South Dakota law, serving customers with administrative trust services and other related services.
- Mariner Independent’s legal page repeats that MTC is a state-chartered public trust company organized under the laws of South Dakota and provides administrative trust services and other related services.
Notes
Mariner Trust Company, LLC is on the South Dakota Division of Banking September 2026 roster as a public trust company (TC.084-2), first issued 12 November 2013, at 6320 S. Western Ave., Ste. 100, Sioux Falls. The Division’s 2024 annual activity report approved that relocation from 212 S. Main Ave. on 22 October 2024.
Mariner’s own pages name MTC as the South Dakota charter that provides administrative trust services. That is an affiliate trustee for a large RIA platform, not a product-free directed boutique. Confirm who signs and whether investment direction can sit outside Mariner. This page does not invent fees or AUM.
What to verify next
Confirm credential TC.084-2 and the Western Avenue office on the appointment. This is a Mariner-platform administrative trustee — write the affiliation into the file and ask whether a non-Mariner advisor can direct investments on equal terms. The public site does not publish a standalone directed-versus-discretionary statute explainer; get the role in the instrument. Ask for a current fee schedule; do not invent fees. Omit AUM.
Sources
State file: South Dakota trust companies · South Dakota directed trustees · Other South Dakota listings