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US
/ˈɑɹbɪˌtɹɑʒɝ/
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NOUN
- someone who engages in arbitrage (who purchases securities in one market for immediate resale in another in the hope of profiting from the price differential)
How To Use arbitrager In A Sentence
- The dropoff is Farallon's sharpest by far since Mr. Steyer, a former Goldman Sachs risk-arbitrager, started the firm in 1986 in partnership with San Francisco buyout firm Hellman Farallon Regroups After Knockdown
- So I am not inclined to spend Labor Day weekend as a risk arbitrager, worrying about the twists in either the Potash or 3PAR deals. In Merger Frenzy, Less-Obvious Stocks Could Pay Off
- Transaction tax will finish day traders, jobbers and arbitragers, and cripple the share markets.
- In the 1980s, arbitrager Ivan Boesky used the lavish lobby of New York's Plaza Hotel to exchange cash for tips in what would become the most famous insider-trading scheme of the era. From the Plaza Hotel to Starbucks, Illicit Acts Find New Home
- Ivan Boesky, the former arbitrager, agreed to pay $100 million to settle SEC charges, but half of that amount was disgorgement of illicit profits. Rajaratnam Ordered to Pay Record SEC Penalty
- Didn't he torture a third and also apparently not guilty arbitrager until he pled guilty to a single count of mail fraud just to make it all stop? Dan Collins: Rudy Giuliani Hammers Obama and Occupy Wall Street Movement
- While Laertes may have tried to return "in secret," the King's adept intelligence-gathering network picked up his whereabouts as fast as an arbitrager gone short. Ken Adelman: Bard Blog: Confronting Confusion and Crises
- Ivan Boesky, an arbitrager, was willing to pay, sometimes with suitcases of cash, for advanced knowledge of which firms were being purchased. A Short (Sometimes Profitable) History of Private Equity
- The decision was taken at a meeting of over 1000 day traders, arbitragers and jobbers here today.
- One arbitrager already has seen Mr. Greifeld three times. At Nasdaq, a Pitch and Woo