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A fiduciary relationship may exist between a bank and its customers, where a financial institution becomes involved in a transaction with a customer with whom it has established a relationship of trust and confidence. Additionally, if it is a transaction from which the bank is likely to benefit at the customer's expense, the bank may be found to have assumed a fiduciary duty to disclose facts material to the transaction.
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