Institutional investor

Institutional investor

An organisation that invests in shares and other securities with funds obtained from a large number of individual savers; for example, a bank, insurance company or trade union.

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Category: Financial management
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institutional investor

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Organization with substantial (mostly continuous) investment needs which trade large volumes of securities, e.g. insurance companies, pension funds, investment funds, etc.

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Business administration; Business management

An organization that invests in shares and other securities with funds obtained from a large number of individual savers; for example, a bank, insurance company or trade union.

cash flow

Business administration; Financial management

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K

Business administration; Financial management

A common abbreviation for one thousand, derived from the French ‘kilo’. It is used especially of money; for example, $50K = $50,000.

golden handcuffs

Business administration; Financial management

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Business administration; Financial management

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indirect taxation

Business administration; Financial management

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shadow price

Business administration; Financial management

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