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/ˈrɪsk əvərˈs ɪnˈvɛstər/ · risk.av.ərˈs ɪnˈvɛs.tər
noun
- An investor who prefers to minimize risk and avoid investments that may result in significant losses. As a risk-averse investor, she focused on stable, low-return investments rather than taking a chance on a potentially lucrative but high-risk startup.
adjective
- Describing an investment or financial strategy that is designed to minimize risk. The risk-averse approach to investing led to a more conservative portfolio, but also lower returns over time.
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Did you know? Risk-averse investors often prioritize preserving capital over maximizing returns, which can be a prudent approach in times of economic uncertainty.