In around two minutes you will know what is an Institutional Investor. You will get both professional definition and easy explanation. No intro, no outro, straight to the point.

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Institutional Investor is a company, such as mutual, pension, or hedge fund, that invests money on behalf of other people.

Because of having access to a larger amount of cash, institutional investors tend to buy and sell substantial number of shares at once.

Unlike retail investors, who mostly buy or sell dozens or hundreds of shares at once, institutional investors can buy and sell thousands and even millions of shares in one transaction.

For this reason, institutional investors can influence the price of any particular stock and are often referred to as the whales of Wall Street.

And by the way, if you are not sure what a retail investor means, feel free to watch my previous video.

Institutional investors are considered by the SEC as more educated and skillful. Therefore, they have access to more sophisticated financial instruments and restricted securities.

A group of investors can also be considered as an institutional investor. Even individual investor can be treated as such, as long as he or she has substantial amounts of money under management.

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