One who trades large volumes of securities, usu. by investing other people’s money into large managed funds. • Institutional investors are often pension funds, investment companies, trust managers, or insurance companies. See MUTUAL FUND.
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institutional investor 机构投资者 指主要以集中他人的资金进行投资的大机构，如共同基金、退休基金、保险公司等。
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The demand among large investors and corporations for short-term funds and commercial paper.
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investor. 1. A buyer of a security or other property who seeks to profit from it without exhausting the principal. 2. Broadly, a person who spends money with an expectation of earning a profit. accredited investor. An investor treated under the Securities Act of 1933 as being knowledgeable and sophisticated about financial matters, esp. because
investment contract. 1. A contract in which money is invested in a common enterprise with profits to come solely from the efforts of others; an agreement or transaction in which a party invests money in expectation of profits derived from the efforts of a promoter or other third party. 2. A transaction in which an
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An investment contract under which an institutional investor invests a lump sum (such as a pension fund) with an insurer that promises to return the principal (the lump sum) and a certain amount of interest at the contract’s end. — Abbr. GIC.
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warehousing. 1. A mortgage banker’s holding of mortgages until the resale market improves. 2. A corporation’s giving of advance notice of a tender offer to institutional investors, who can then buy stock in the target company before public awareness of the takeover inflates the stock’s price. See TENDER OFFER.
机构投资者 英语：institutional investors 法语：investisseurs institutionnels 德语：institutionelle Anleger 意大利语：investitori istituzionali 西班牙语：inversores institucionales