The phrase "as fiduciary" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or financial contexts to describe someone acting in a fiduciary capacity, meaning they have a duty to act in the best interest of another party.
Example: "The trustee must manage the assets as fiduciary, ensuring that the beneficiaries' interests are prioritized."
Alternatives: "in a fiduciary role" or "as a fiduciary agent".
(4) You effect a securities transaction as fiduciary.
At issue is whether brokers should be required to put their clients' interest first — what is known as fiduciary duty.
Legally unnecessary or inappropriate provisions, such as fiduciary termination rights in stock deals, have long been absent from bank mergers, even as they crept into other deals.
This increase in institutional assets, often referred to as fiduciary capitalism or mutual fund capitalism, came with the rise of pension funds and mutual funds.
We develop these tools on the basis of the concept of the physician as fiduciary of the patient, which was introduced in the English-language literature of medical ethics by Dr John Gregory (1714-1773).
"As fiduciary systems go, it's as bad as it gets," an agent told me, and recommended that I look up the columns of the Daily News writer Bill Madden, who habitually refers to Boras as the "avenging agent".
Helping clients establish, monitor and achieve their life goals for a fair and fully disclosed fee is as fiduciary-compliant as it gets.
Full disclosure of compensation is also required of advisers working as fiduciaries.
"We act as a fiduciary to each customer.
Once we effectuate that translation for judges in the political system, the Essay offers insight into what it means to be a judge in a democracy: the judge-as-fiduciary framework both confirms features of judgeship that seem obvious and central to the job, while providing a useful normative benchmark that can help guide some of today's most controversial debates about the judiciary.
That means they were not required to act as fiduciaries.
