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Discover LudwigThe phrase "investor base" is correct and usable in written English.
You would typically use it to describe the set of people or entities that invest in a company or project. For example, you could say: "The company is expanding its investor base by bringing in a new group of institutional investors."
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Second, it has to have a domestic investor base.
One reason is that the investor base is changing.
We'll have a much more diverse global investor base".
As the investor base has changed, hedge funds themselves have grown into more institutional businesses.
On top of that, with a changing investor base, there is a question of scale.
It would diversify the investor base and increase market size and liquidity.
That would allow the government to continue to "diversify our investor base," he said.
The companies would also have to navigate the complexities of its investor base.
If debt is reclassified as junk, Russia's investor base will shrink.
In every case, the company was never able to reclaim its investor base.
"You expand your investor base and find the less sophisticated investor.
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