1. to invest jointly or together with one or more other parties in a business, property, or financial venture
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'coinvest'; business/finance context

1. the act or practice of investing jointly with others
Usage: business/finance context

Examples

• The two venture capital firms are coinvesting in the startup to reduce their individual risk.
• Coinvesting allows smaller investors to pool resources and access larger opportunities.
• They decided on coinvesting rather than competing for the same real estate deal.
• The bank is coinvesting with private equity partners in the infrastructure project.
• Coinvesting has become more common as institutional investors seek collaborative funding strategies.