| CAPITALIST | Londoner, say, is an investor (10) |
| EYEBROW | It may be raised when doubting erudite Londoner, say (7) |
| BRIT | Liverpudlian or Londoner, say |
| BIRTHRIGHT | Getting a cabin starboard, say, is an inherited prerogative (10) |
| KRYPTONITE | Superman's nemesis, they say, is an evening with tricky crossword clues (10) |
| LAWNSHARES | What an investor in golf courses might buy? |
| BEARMARKET | Down time for an investor |
| RISKAVERSE | Reluctant, as an investor |
| SPECULATOR | Details circulating to Raul, an investor |
| MARGINCALL | Broker's demand that an investor cover losses... or a description of each answer on this puzzle's edges |
| RATTLER | Old coach, some say, is an excellent specimen |
| ANGEL | Nurse, they say, is an upper-class woman |
| SCENESTEALER | Noticed Pittsburgh player, say, is an over-actor (5-7) |
| BRIDGE | Pontoon, say, is an indoor game (6) |
| BEAU | Rod, say, is an admirer (4) |
| BRAGG | Ancient English card game that some say is an ancestor of poker* |
| IMPASTO | What batsman off the mark might say is an art form (7) |
| ARMS | Londoner says it damages the branches |
| ASSET | Diamonds or gold, to an investor |
| EMERGINGECONOMY | Brazil or India, to an investor |
