- institutional investor
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- institutional investor
This term refers to organizations that invest large sums of money in securities, real estate, and other assets on behalf of their clients or shareholders. These investors typically include pension funds, insurance companies, and mutual funds.
That institutional investor has a diverse portfolio aimed at pursuing long-term profits.
Institutional investors play a crucial role in increasing liquidity in the market.
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きかんとうしか機関投資家のりえき利益profit of institutional investorsきかんとうしか機関投資家によるとうし投資investment by institutional investorsきかんとうしか機関投資家のせんりゃく戦略strategy of institutional investorsきかんとうしか機関投資家むけ向けのけんしゅう研修training for institutional investorsきかんとうしか機関投資家のぽうとふぉりおポートフォリオportfolio of institutional investorsきかんとうしか機関投資家がささえる支えるしじょう市場market supported by institutional investorsきかんとうしか機関投資家とこじんとうしか個人投資家institutional investors and individual investorsきかんとうしか機関投資家によるしきんちょうたつ資金調達fundraising by institutional investorsきかんとうしか機関投資家のえいきょうりょく影響力influence of institutional investorsきかんとうしか機関投資家のどうこう動向trends of institutional investors
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