How to Say “Venture Capitalist” in French

investisseur en capital-risque
The English phrase "venture capitalist" is translated into French as investisseur en capital-risque.
Meaning: investor (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

To refer to the plural form, venture capitalists, use investisseurs en capital-risque.

Did you know?

  • The word risque shares the same root as the English word 'risk' but originates from the Italian 'risco' meaning a danger or reef in the sea.
  • If you are discussing a 'venture capitalist' in a casual startup environment in Paris, using the long French phrase might actually make you sound more academic than professional.
  • French speakers often use le capital-investissement as an umbrella term that encompasses both venture capital and private equity.

Examples in context

  • L'investisseur providentiel a injecté des fonds cruciaux dans la jeune entreprise.
    The venture capitalist injected crucial funds into the young company.
  • Nous cherchons un investisseur en capital-risque pour notre projet.
    We are looking for a venture capitalist for our project.
  • Cet investisseur en capital-risque finance des startups technologiques.
    This venture capitalist finances technology startups.

Example conversation

Chloé and Nathan are discussing a business meeting at a café.

  1. Chloé

    Nathan, as-tu rencontré l'investisseur en capital-risque hier ?
    Nathan, did you meet the venture capitalist yesterday?
  2. Nathan

    Oui, il est très impressionnant et très riche.
    Yes, he is very impressive and very wealthy.
  3. Chloé

    Est-ce qu'il va aider notre entreprise ?
    Is he going to help our company?
  4. Nathan

    Peut-être, si notre plan lui plaît.
    Maybe, if he likes our plan.
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