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Acting in Concert
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Acting in concert
Investors working together and performing identical actions to attain the same investment goal.

Acting in Concert
Describing two or more investors coordinating with each other to achieve the same investment goal. This especially applies to two institutional investors acting in concert; for example, they may act together to take over a smaller company and split the management duties between them. See also: Joint venture.

acting in concert
Two or more investors acting together to achieve a common goal. For example, a number of relatively large investors may accumulate a major position in a security in an attempt to influence management decisions.


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In fact, the Islamic world (especially its Arab minority) has a long and dismal record of failing to act in concert, even when faced with truly existential challenges.
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