retail investment
noun[CorU]
ukusFINANCE
aninvestmentmade by amemberof thepublicratherthan abusinessorfinancialorganization, or theseinvestmentsconsideredtogether:
Unlikeunittrustsorbankdepositaccounts, these are notstandardretailinvestments.
Examplesofretail investment
retail investment
The lack of habitable buildings and falling population reduced tax rolls and made the neighborhood even less attractive to residential andretailinvestment.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.An investor in a hedge fund usually has direct access to the investment adviser of the fund, and may enjoy more personalized reporting than investors inretailinvestmentfunds.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Others, such as our work onretailinvestmentprojects, are a little newer and will require more research before we can reach any firm conclusions.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
I am convinced that competition betweenretailinvestmentproducts can deliver real benefits for consumers.
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But when one looked into it one found that much of theretailinvestmentwas coming in through those branches, off the street.
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Turning first toretailinvestmentproducts.
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We realise that we must capture newretailinvestmentfor our town and city centres.
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- industrial expansion
- industrial exploitation
- industrial facility
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- increased access
- increased accountability
- increased accuracy
- increased activity
- increased aid
- increased allocation
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