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Stakeholder Governance and the Fiduciary Duties of Directors

corpgov.law.harvard.edu Aug 24 2019 BoardBlogs

There has recently been much debate and some confusion about a bedrock principle of corporate law—namely, the essence of the board’s fiduciary duty, and particularly the extent to which the board can or should or must consider the interests of other stakeholders besides shareholders...
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