blind trust
noun/ˌblaɪnd ˈtrʌst/
/ˌblaɪnd ˈtrʌst/
- a type of trust that takes care of somebody’s investments, without the person knowing how their money is being invested. It is used by politicians, for example, so that their private business does not influence their political decisions.
全权信托，保密委托（信托人对投资方式不知情，如从政者为避免私人生意影响其政策决定而采用）