An investment institution is an entity professionally engaged in investment activities, established in order to make capital investments in other economic entities. Institutional investors invest the capital entrusted to them, for example, in the form of a deposit or insurance premiums, in order to achieve a higher return on investment than on deposits or bonds. Typical institutional investors are insurance companies and pension funds, which invest some of the funds from customer contributions in company shares or stocks.
Capitalistic principles contribute by making fundraising for charities in need. One of the schools I used to go to did a charity event for the floods in Serbia.
