brokerage
A stockbroker works at a brokerage, reviewing financial charts on a computer.
- Noun:
- A company or firm that acts as a broker: A brokerage is a business or place where a broker conducts their work of arranging transactions between buyers and sellers.
- The business or service of acting as a broker: The activity or profession of a broker, involving the facilitation of deals, especially in finance or real estate.
- The fee charged by a broker for their services: The commission or charge paid to a broker for successfully arranging a contract or transaction.
- Noun:
- She opened an investment account with a large online brokerage. (This refers to the company that facilitates the buying and selling of stocks.)
- His income comes from the brokerage he earns on each real estate sale. (Here, 'brokerage' means the fee or commission.)
- He works in brokerage, connecting manufacturers with international distributors. (This describes the business or service of brokering deals.)
"Full-service brokerage": A company that provides a wide range of services including investment advice, research, and transaction execution.
- High-net-worth individuals often prefer a full-service brokerage for personalized advice.
"Discount brokerage": A company that executes buy and sell orders at a reduced commission rate but typically offers no investment advice.
- Active traders frequently use a discount brokerage to minimize transaction costs.
Broker (n): The person or agent who acts as an intermediary.
- A mortgage broker helped them find the best loan.
Brokering (v, gerund): The act of arranging or negotiating a deal.
- She is skilled at brokering peace agreements.
- Agency: A business or organization providing a particular service, often on behalf of another.
- Intermediation: The process of acting as a link between parties in a transaction.
Brokerage account: A type of financial account held at a brokerage firm, used to buy and sell securities.
- You need to fund your brokerage account before you can trade stocks.
Brokerage fee/commission: The specific charge for the broker's service.
- The brokerage fee for this transaction is 1.5%.
A stockbroker works at a brokerage, reviewing financial charts on a computer.
- place where a broker conducts his business
- the business of a broker; charges a fee to arrange a contract between two parties
- a stock broker's business; charges a fee to act as intermediary between buyer and seller