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1 institutional ownership
фин. институциональная собственность, институциональное владение (в широком смысле: собственность, принадлежащая организациям; в финансах: часть акций компании, принадлежащая другим организациям, как правило, таким как взаимные фонды, страховые компании и пенсионные фонды, в отличие от акций, находящихся на руках у индивидуальных инвесторов; также право собственности, связанное с соответствующими активами)institutional ownership of small-capitalization stocks — институциональное владение акциями компаний с маленькой капитализацией
Institutional ownership of the largest 1,000 U.S. corporations has increased from 61.4% in 2000 to a peak of 69.4% in 2004. — Институциональная собственность в 1000 крупнейших корпорациях США возросла с 61,4% в 2000 г. до максимального значения в 69,4% в 2004 г.
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