Institutional investors that have their own analysts are referred to as:
A) technical analysts.
B) sell-side analysts.
C) buy-side analysts.
D) investment advisors.

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Institutional investors that have their own analysts are referred to as buy-side analysts. These analysts perform research and make recommendations for the institution's own money managers, in contrast to sell-side analysts who work for brokerage firms and provide research to external clients.

Institutional Investors That Have Their Own Analysts Are Referred to As