Hedger

A hedger describes a financial investor who takes up opposing positions in order to reduce risk. For example, a fund manager may invest in a portfolio of leading shares from the London Stock Exchange. If the market as a whole goes down, this portfolio will suffer even though the companies selected may be good.

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