Institutional Shares

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A class of mutual fund shares available for sale to investing institutions, either on a load or no-load basis. With sizable minimum investments, usually around $500,000 or more, funds will typically waive any front-end sales charges on these shares.

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Investopedia explains 'Institutional Shares'

Institutions, such as large money managers, often buy a significant number of shares in mutual funds at any one time. Buyers of big blocks of mutual fund shares expect, and often receive, a break on commission charges. Because of the large investments required to receive these breaks, individual investors typically cannot afford these shares.

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    ... of these shares from Institution A and sells them to Institution C. If both A and
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  • Top Institutional Buys

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    ... It may come as surprise to many that Citigroup (NYSE:C) was an institutional favorite
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    ... Leads to Excess Supply Because institutional investors can own hundreds of thousands,
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  • Top Institutional Sells

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    ... Tough Competition Other major institutional sales included Research in Motion
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  • 3 Stocks Institutional Investors Love

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    ... Wild West Growth NorthWestern Corporation (NYSE:NWE) is also well-loved by the
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  • Stocks That Institutional Investors Love

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    ... Over 90% of outstanding shares are owned by institutional investors (over 800 million),
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    ... also have higher annual 12b-1 fees than A shares; typically, they ... employees of
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    ... Net institutional purchases in the current quarter at 32.8M shares, which
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