5-Mar-04 10:00 AM  CST  

Consider full range of ramifications when appointing fiduciaries 

Serving as a fiduciary is truly an awesome responsibility that one should neither accept nor bestow lightly.

People often appoint fiduciaries and accept fiduciary roles - as executors, trustees, guardians of minors and corporate board directors - without carefully considering all the personal, financial, legal, and emotional ramifications of their choices. There are even cases in which fiduciaries have been named without being informed of their appointment, leaving them with potentially no moral obligation to serve.

See attached .pdf for full article.

 

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Deane Kanaly

Source: Houston Business Journal

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 Deane Kanaly Commentary _ HBJ _ March 5, 2004.pdf    483.447 KB (483447 bytes) 

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