Risk Capital
The money that a person allocates to investing in high-risk securities.

Investopedia Says:
Basically, this is capital that you can lose without having to sleep on the streets. Investors who speculate in options or futures contracts should only use risk capital.

Related Terms:
Casino Finance
Futures
Options
Risk
Speculative Capital

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