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institutional demand
noun[ U ]
ukus
FINANCE
demand for investment from financial institutions, such as banks, rather than from companies, personal investors, etc.:
The firm says institutional demand for the new deal is substantial.
Examples of institutional demand
institutional demand
It is likely that at least on occasion institutional demands will conflict with individual needs or desires.
Seventy-six percent (418/551) acknowledged the legitimacy of institutional demands that physicians contain costs.
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