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Qualified Institutional Investor
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Qualified Institutional Investor
An institutional investor allowed to privately place securities with other institutional investors without registering the trade with the SEC. This requires that the private placement be for investment purposes and not for resale to the general public; it also requires that the institutional investors have at least $100 million dollars under management. It is also known as a Qualified Institutional Buyer (QIB). See also: Private placement memorandum, Rule 144A.

qualified institutional investor
An institutional investor that is permitted by the Securities and Exchange Commission to trade private placement securities without registering the securities with the SEC.


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