Prudencio is a surname common in several Latin American countries.

Many courts still apply the prudent man rules when evaluating a trustee's investment decisions.

Her prudency in financial matters helped the small company survive the downturn.

Her prudencies in financial matters saved the company from collapse.

Different prudences shape how communities approach risk and negotiation.

Under the prudent man rule, trustees must choose investments with the care that a reasonably careful person would use.

As a prudentialist, she prioritized long-term stability over short-term gains, even when others urged riskier choices.

The prudentialists at the conference argued that policy decisions should prioritize long-term safety over short-term gains.

Her prudentiality in managing the company's finances protected it from unnecessary risk.

The committee's recommendations reflected various prudentialities aimed at safeguarding the institution's long-term stability.