Large-scale trades executed by entities like pension funds, banks, and hedge funds are known as institutional orders. Because of their size, they often bypass public exchanges to avoid market disruption and price slippage. These orders are typically negotiated privately or split into smaller blocks. They benefit institutional investors seeking efficiency, liquidity, and minimal market impact.
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