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# Duty of obedience: Fiduciaries must carry out the organization's mission. | # Duty of obedience: Fiduciaries must carry out the organization's mission. | ||
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Revision as of 16:30, 13 September 2024
Full Title or Meme
A Fiduciary is someone who manages money or other property for someone else. When you're named a fiduciary and accept the role, you must – by law – manage the person's property for their benefit, not yours.
Duties
The five fiduciary duties are:
- Duty of loyalty: Fiduciaries must act in good faith and put the interests of the business or corporation first, above their own personal interests.
- Duty of care: Fiduciaries accept legal responsibility for the care they provide.
- Duty of confidentiality: Fiduciaries must keep confidential any information that could weaken the principal's bargaining position.
- Duty of good faith: Fiduciaries must act with honesty, good faith, and fairness when handling corporate obligations.
- Duty of obedience: Fiduciaries must carry out the organization's mission.
Context - Data
Operating under the assumption that people now own or will acquire ownership of data about themselves then it should be a natural extension to image that data fiduciaries might operate on the owners behalf like ASCAP works on behalf of composers and publishers.
