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hedge fund
[hej fuhnd]
noun
an investment partnership that uses high-risk, speculative methods to obtain large, short-term profits.
hedge fund
noun
a largely unregulated speculative fund which offers substantial returns for high-risk investments
Word History and Origins
Origin of hedge fund1
Example Sentences
To fund the deal, the Glazers borrowed millions of pounds from hedge funds and left the club with debts of £604m.
His father, Christiano, is a businessman who founded his own hedge fund company, while mother Roberta was a junior volleyball player who moved into sports event management.
Meanwhile, the Spectator was sold to hedge fund billionaire Sir Paul Marshall last year for £100m.
Justice Samuel Alito took a private jet trip and luxury Alaskan vacation with hedge fund billionaire Paul Singer.
The former hedge fund manager, in a brief speech Monday that opened the Milken Institute Global Conference, said that all three elements of the policy must be taken together in order to be understood.
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