Significados de institutional funds em inglês

The settlement will be covered by the university's self-insurance and institutional funds.

MFS saw net outflows in its retail and institutional funds in the quarter.

But the indirect and ultimate beneficiaries were the institutional funds (eg pension funds).

Even the big institutional funds tend not to be able to call the bottom correctly.

And investors, from big institutional funds to sovereign accounts, are not waiting for a turnaround.

Standing stock Investments by institutional funds haven't necessarily led to an increase in stock, Finnegan points out.

But in terms of dollars invested, the primary sustainable investors are the people who run big institutional funds.

The regulatory agency also considered and rejected defining institutional funds by their concentration of ownership or by account size.

Finally, the company chose mutual funds with more expensive retail fees over identical - but less expensive - institutional funds.

Some analysts say state pension and institutional funds have played a big role in driving up the bourse in 2010.

While the consideration was not disclosed, the off-market transaction will provide an entry for Merrion into the institutional funds management business.

Most are opting for the sales of shares to institutional funds, which can be done faster than a standard follow-on offering.

The Maryland-based company is under constant pressure to demonstrate its impartiality given it gets paid by institutional funds for its research and recommendations.

Parker will continue to act as co-portfolio manager of the Highland Opportunistic Credit Fund as well as other institutional funds and separately managed accounts.

The SEC estimated that institutional funds represent 37 percent of the market with $1 trillion in assets.

It would require prime institutional funds to shift from a stable, $1 per share net asset value to a floating net asset value.