risky investor
/ˈrɪski ɪnˈvɛstər/ · ris·ky in·vest·or
noun
- An individual who invests in assets or ventures that carry a high degree of uncertainty or risk, often in pursuit of higher returns. The company's CEO was known for being a risky investor, taking bold bets on emerging technologies that sometimes paid off but often failed.
- A person who invests in assets or ventures that are considered high-risk, but may also offer the potential for high returns. The young entrepreneur was a risky investor, pouring her savings into a startup that had a slim chance of success.
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Did you know? The term 'risky investor' is often associated with the concept of venture capital, where investors provide funding to startups or small businesses in exchange for equity and the potential for high returns.