Many institutional investors are aggressive in protecting and enhancing their investments. They are shifting from to owners. They are assuming the role of shareholders and rigorously analyzing issues of corporate governance. In the process, they are reinventing systems of corporate monitoring and accountability.

The answers are Traders and Permanent

Explanation:

Institutional investor is referred to as a person or an organisation that invest large amount of money for a client. that is, they trade with customer's money. They buy securities, properties and even give loans. Example of institutional investors are the banks, pension fund etc.

The money which they invest are not always theirs. But currently, they are shifting from traders to  owners.

Due to their level of investments, they are now assuming the role of permanent shareholders.

answer; /// the above statement is (true); good luck