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disclose to

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disclose something to someone
to tell or reveal something to someone. Tony refused to disclose the location of the papers to me. Please disclose the names to me at once.


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certain clients receiving impersonal investment advice, registered investment companies and business development companies, would still be subject to their fiduciary duty of full and fair disclosure, which would require them to continue to disclose to all their clients any material disciplinary or legal events or inability to meet contractual commitments.
On the one hand, a broker has a fiduciary duty to serve the interest of his client but on the other hand, a broker has a duty by statute and court interpretation to disclose to the other side factors which would not necessarily be in the interest of its clients to disclose.
of failing to disclose to investors a conflict of interest in its trading with two Bear Stearns-managed hedge funds.
 
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