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tolerance for risk

/tɒlərəns fɔr rɪsk/ · tol·er·ance for risk
noun
  1. The ability or willingness to accept and endure uncertainty or danger in pursuit of a goal or opportunity. The company's tolerance for risk was a key factor in its decision to invest in the new technology.
noun
  1. A level of risk that an individual or organization is willing or able to accept, often in relation to financial or business decisions. The investor's tolerance for risk was higher than the bank's, which is why they chose to partner with him.
Did you know? The concept of tolerance for risk is crucial in finance and business, as it helps individuals and organizations make informed decisions about investments and strategic planning.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 2 lookups Added Jul 18, 2026