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Institutional ownership boosts firm performance, shaping future of corporate governance.

˜The œICFAI Journal of Corporate Governance
The Effect of Institutional Ownership on Firm Performance
Tripti Nashier, Amitabh Gupta

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Institutional ownership can impact how well a company performs. Institutional investors like big banks and mutual funds can help firms by monitoring their activities and making sure they are doing well. They can also give important information to other shareholders. The more institutional investors a company has, the better it might do. This is because these investors can keep an eye on the company's management and help them make good decisions.