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What is institutional investing?
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3rd Dec 2009 by Gary
Institutional investing is investing done on behalf of a number of individual investors or entities. For example, mutual funds, endowment funds, commercial trusts, hedge funds, insurance companies, among a number of others are all what would be called institutional investors. Institutional investors account for close to fifty percent of all investing on the New York Stock Exchange.
Institutional investing is investing done on behalf of a number of individual investors or entities. For example, mutual funds, endowment funds, commercial trusts, hedge funds, insurance companies, among a number of others are all what would be called institutional investors. Institutional investors account for close to fifty percent of all investing on the New York Stock Exchange.
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