institutional fund buyers

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entrapta

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institutional fund buyers

We're talking about share holders I think. A company went public. Oversubscribed, the stock lifted to XXdollars when most of the institutional fund buyers took their profits (they sold, right?) and drove it back to XX dollars... I found institutional buyers = acquirenti/investitori istituzionali but with fund... maybe acquirenti di fondo istituzionale? Thanks
 
    • entrapta said:
    institutional fund buyers

    We're talking about share holders I think. A company went public. Oversubscribed, the stock lifted to XXdollars when most of the institutional fund buyers took their profits (they sold, right?) and drove it back to XX dollars... I found institutional buyers = acquirenti/investitori istituzionali but with fund... maybe acquirenti di fondo istituzionale? Thanks
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    Yes, we are talking about share holders but referencing large institutional buyers like investment banks/brokers (not individuals like you or me). And yes, "took their profits" means they sold after the price went up.

    I believe you are correct that "fondo" is the proper term as the noun and "instituzionale" is the adjective.
     
    Actually doing a little research I found that institutional investors are usually funds (in Italian fondi assicurativi o pensioni)...maybe it refers to this kind of investors...what do you think? How would you translate that? I think that "acquirenti di fondi istituzionali" is not a proper term unless... it specifies what kind of buyers they are...maybe I should write "acquirenti DEI fondi istituzionali"....?:confused:
     
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