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Individual and institutional shareholders have the same rights that include all of the following except
certain residual rights following the liquidation of the company, once creditors and claimants are paid.
the right to bring suit for damages, if the economy declines.
right to sell stock.
right to vote the proxy.

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Individual and institutional shareholders have the same rights that include all of the following except the right to bring suit for damages, if the economy declines.

An institutional investor is a company that gathers money from many investors, including private investors and other companies, in order to invest in different financial instruments and make money doing so. In other terms, an institution is a group that makes investments on behalf of its members.

Organizations including credit unions, banks, mutual funds, hedge funds, venture capital funds, insurance companies, and pension funds are examples of institutional investors.

Both positively and negatively, institutional shareholders have a large impact on the market.

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