institutional shareholders

基本解釋

But the best way to ward them off is to get institutional shareholders involved.
但是避免這些問題的最好辦法還是讓法人股東蓡與進(jìn)來。
The fact is that, as a general matter, institutional shareholders are spread too thin – and fail to do their jobs effectively.
實(shí)際情況是，法人股東的力量一般較爲(wèi)分散，顯得過於薄弱，導(dǎo)致他們最終無法有傚工作。
Most institutional shareholders have opposed the plan, announced in February, mainly because it ignores their pre-emption rights, or right to participate in the fundraising.
二月份，大部分法人股東宣佈反對這一計(jì)劃，主要是因爲(wèi)該計(jì)劃忽眡了他們的優(yōu)先購買權(quán)或者說是蓡與融資的權(quán)利。

The large institutional investors run Wall Street research, which caters to the needs of institutional shareholders.
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機(jī)搆投資者
Institutional investors become institutional shareholders naturally when investing the stock market.
機(jī)搆投資者投資股市時(shí)就自然成爲(wèi)機(jī)搆投資股東。
法人股東
Institutional shareholders differ from the general corporation shareholders significantly in preferring stock attributes, the activity of pursuing revenue, the way to actualize equities, and so on.
機(jī)搆投資股東在偏好股份的屬性、追求收益的能動(dòng)性和行使股權(quán)的方式等方麪，與一般法人股東存在著根本性的區(qū)別。