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What is Institutional Investor?

Institutional Investor: A large organization, such as a mutual fund or insurance company, that invests capital on behalf of others.

Category:
Business
Also written as:
Institutional Investors

Other definitions

  • BusinessLarge organizations, such as pension funds or insurance companies, that invest significant capital into gaming ventures.
  • BusinessLarge organizations, such as banks or pension funds, that invest money on behalf of others.
  • BusinessAn organization that pools money to purchase securities or other investment assets.

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