Fiduciary duty is a legal obligation requiring one party, the fiduciary, to act solely in the best interest of another, the beneficiary. Used in finance, law, and corporate governance, it demands loyalty, care, and full disclosure. Beneficiaries—such as clients, shareholders, or trust recipients—gain protection from conflicts of interest, ensuring their assets and rights are prioritized above the fiduciary's personal gain.
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