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Fiduciary Law and Corruption
This chapter, which will be published as part of a forthcoming volume, The Oxford Handbook on Fiduciary Law, argues that the common law of fiduciary obligation contains an anti-corruption norm, which broadly (albeit inconsistently) proscribes and remedies the use of an entrusted position for self-re
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