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fiduciary issue

British  

noun

  1. an issue of banknotes not backed by gold

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If that happens, “take a moment to count your lucky stars,” said Barbara Roper, a consumer advocate with the federation who has been tracking the fiduciary issue for decades.

From New York Times

As I reported in a recent blog post, New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer does not find the "fiduciary" issue confusing at all.

From US News

As for the fiduciary issue, however, the bureau did not want to comment.

From New York Times

Securities and Exchange Commission is also looking at the fiduciary issue and in January recommended a common standard for brokers who provide personalized investment advice and registered investment advisers.

From BusinessWeek

And the bank's fiduciary issue has thus been raised from the original £14,000,000 to £18,450,000.

From Project Gutenberg