This document is a symposium article discussing the utility of multi-fiduciary discourse in corporate governance. It explores the idea of moving beyond shareholder primacy to a governance regime that considers multiple stakeholders. The article suggests that adopting different discourse norms could improve corporate integrity and social utility by addressing the interests of all stakeholders, not just shareholders.
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