A debenture trustee acts as a nominee, holding or managing a company's charged property in trust for the benefit of security holders, particularly for secured debentures or deposits. This is a mandatory requirement for companies issuing such instruments. The trustee ensures the interests of investors are protected, including the timely payment of interest and principal, and simplifies the process by managing a single deed instead of multiple ones for individual investors.
Trustee stands for holding something in trust , it's mandatory if company issue secured debentures /deposit,so trustee holds or manage charged property in trust for benefit of security holder ,also requires for logistics convenience (one deed is executed in favour of trustee) so no need to execute many deeds in favour of investors which may change over a period of time + trustee takes care of interest of investors and timely payment)
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