fourth market investment & finance definition
The market for securities in which large investors bypass exchanges and dealers in order to trade directly among themselves. Compare secondary market, third market. See also Autex, Instinet®.
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Fourth market
Refers to the direct trading of securities between institutions.
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Fourth market
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Refers to the practice of Institutional investors trading large blocks of securities directly to avoid brokerage commissions. See: Instinet. ...
Fourth market Direct trading of large blocks of securities between institutional investors. This allows the big money managers to avoid brokerage fees.
Fourth Market - Trading directly between institutional investors on a system named Instinet.
FRAPS - Flexible Rate Auction Preferred Stock.
Fourth market: Trades in which institutions deal directly with each other, without using broker/dealers.
FRB: See Federal Reserve Board.
(See also buy-side trader, fourth market, qualified institutional investor) Institutional Networks Corporation (INSTINET)
A computerized service that allows subscribers to display tentative bid and ask quotes.
 See also: Trading, Market, Institution, Securities, Options
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