Someone who has been entrusted to make decisions on behalf of another party is called a

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A fiduciary is a person who has been given the responsibility to act in the best interests of another party, typically in matters of finance or property. This includes making decisions on behalf of the other party, and the fiduciary has a legal and ethical obligation to do so honestly and with integrity. Mentors, principals and subordinates do not necessarily have the same level of responsibility and fiduciary duty as a fiduciary.

Someone Who Has Been Entrusted to Make Decisions on Behalf