instinet group
through affiliates this is the largest global electronic agency securities broker and has been providing investors with electronic trading solutions and execution services for more than 30 years.
INSTINET - Instinet, a division of Reuters Group PLC, is the world's largest agency brokerage firm. As ...
INSTINET (INSTITUTIONAL NETWORKS CORPORATION) - Computerized subscriber service that serves as a vehicl...
INSTINET " See: Fourth Market.
INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR " An organization whose primary purpose is to invest its own assets or those held in trust by it for others.
Instinet
Instinet is the world's largest agency brokerage firm. As an agency firm, it doesn't trade stock for its own account as traditional brokerage houses do.
Instinet: A computer system designed to assist institutions in trading securities among themselves, or fourth-market trading.
Instinet (Institutional Networks Corporation)
Computerized subscriber service that serves as a vehicle for the fourth market.
INSTINET - A "fourth stock market" allowing members to display bid and ask quotes and bypass brokers in securities transactions.
Instinet participants tend to be the market makers themselves and institutional money managers. It is, by far, the most liquid of any ECN, but is also the most expensive, and hardest to execute against.
Instinet
Abbreviation for the Institutional Networks Corporation.
See: Fourth Market
Institutional Broker
Broker who trades securities for institutional clients such as banks, mutual funds, pension funds and insurance companies.
Instinet (which bought Island in 2002),
Archipelago (although technically it is now an exchange rather than an ECN),
the Brass Utility ("brut"), and
the SuperDot electronic system now used by the NYSE.
Instinet, a division of Reuters Group PLC, is the world's largest agency brokerage firm.
Instinet Corporation; The Island ECN, Inc.; New York Stock Exchange, Inc.
Further Reading
Antilla, Susan, "Battle of the Stock Exchanges," Working Woman, September 1984.
See: Commission; Instinet
Fractional Share
Less than one full share of stock. An investor may have a fractional share as the result of a dividend reinvestment program.
Instinet
Instinet is a global agency broker founded in 1969 to launch the first electronic block-crossing capability for institutions. It develops tr...(Read more)
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Instinet Abbreviation for Institutional Networks Corporation, which is the name for one... institution An organization which is in the business of holding assets. Examples include banks, insurance companies, and investment companies.
"Instinet" is registered with the SEC As a stock exchange it numbers among its subscribers a large number of mutual funds and other institutional investors linked to each other by computer terminals.
Trading directly between institutional investors on a system named Instinet.
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The consolidated tape includes companies that trade on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the American Stock Exchange (AMEX), regional exchanges and other markets, such as Instinet.
Refers to the practice of institutional investors trading large blocks of securities directly to avoid brokerage commissions. See: Instinet.
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Fourth market
Refers to the practice of institutional investors trading large blocks of securities directly to avoid brokerage commissions. See: Instinet.
the upstart electronic stock exchange Arca/EX was able to engineer the purchase of the venerable New York Stock Exchange, and the over-the-counter market, Nasdaq, Inc., was able to borrow the one billion dollars it needed to acquire the Instinet ...
See: Instinet. Fractal An object in which the parts are in some way related to the whole. That is, the individual components are "self-similar." An example is the branching network in a tree.
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