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Institutional Account A brokerage account of a registered investment company, insurance company, pension fund or any similar organization. Some regulators, such as the MSRB, apply the term more generally to include banks and individuals investing an unusually large amount of money. Institutional accounts often receive preferential treatment from their brokers, such as lower commissions. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| If the brokers were not aligned with a corporate account or an institutional account or didn't feel they had a place within CB, they were more apt to talk to competitive firms," said Horne, adding that the integration of Trammell Crow is complete. Prior to his stint with Tremont Capital, Raggio was vice president of GE Capital Real Estate's institutional account, where he was responsible for overseeing GE's structured finance/equity investments with institutional investors. Sameet's research will address Internet technology and infrastructure, online and mobile media, online advertising and online consumer services, which are all increasingly of interest to JMP's institutional account base. |
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