3 Responses to “Why Would A Bank Director Ask For A Power Of Attorney To Transfer A Large Sum Into A Bank Account?”

  1. jheckle says:

    The power of attorney names an ‘executor’. The executor is the person who makes the decisions on behalf of your estate after death. This is usually a family member who is also the executor of the deceased’s last will and testament.

  2. jlf says:

    One cannot have a valid “Power of Attorney” for a deceased person. A POA ceases to exist when the grantor dies.

  3. wg0z says:

    nutso. who’s the executor of the estate? is this a reputable US bank,
    or some scuzzy offshore shell outfit?

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