Question No 17:
What is Institutional investors?
Institutional investors have little direct involvement other than as investors, agreeing to buy a certain number of shares. They may also be used by the entity and its advisers to provide an indication of the likely take up and acceptable offer price for the shares. Once the shares are in issue institutional investors have a major influence on the evaluation and the market for the shares.
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