The prudent investor standard has long been a cornerstone of fiduciary responsibility, guiding trustees in the management and investment of trust assets. Its evolution reflects broader changes in economic conditions, investment practices, and legal principles. This blog post explores the history of the prudent investor standard, tracing its development from the common law roots to its modern codification.
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