Definition of an institutional share holder is as follows: A...

Definition of an institutional share holder is as follows:

A business, such as a mutual fund, bank or insurance company, that holds shares in a publicly-traded company. Institutional shareholders are important to placing new issues of stocks and bonds, as they can afford to buy more of an issue than individual investors.

Question: How many institutional share holders are there listed in the IAM share register (top 20)?

Question: Has IAM management done enough to convince these investors to jump on board?

IMO almost every successfully listed company has a significant 'institutional shareholder base', no doubt there will be exceptions to this rule. But think of the billions of dollars invested through superannuation or managed fund portfolios or hedge funds, going by the most recent IAM top 20 none of those funds have invested a cent into IAM, interesting don't you think?

Currently the ratio of Retail to Institutional share holders is completely out, until this is addressed IAM will be driven by traders. Don't be fooled when you see volumes increasing slightly and a few pips up in share price, IMO the real story is in the share register, cheers