NOUN
- a stock broker's business; charges a fee to act as intermediary between buyer and seller
How To Use brokerage firm In A Sentence
- The lack of a back-and-forth "us-verus-Nasdaq" makes it hard to imagine what the exchanges, and the fees, will look like, said Neil Catania , co-founder of agency-only brokerage firm MND Partners, located on the NYSE floor. Stock Traders Fear Fee Hit
- But still bankers in brokerage firms with giant bonus options think they can prop it back up. Times, Sunday Times
- Securities owned by an investor but registered in the name of the brokerage firm are held in a nominee account. The ...
- The criminal convictions of three former stockbrokers and three former members of a defunct day-trading firm's management will stand in a plot to misuse brokerage firm "squawk" boxes, a judge has ruled. Judge Denies New Trial in 'Squawk' Box Case
- Operating profit at both brokerage firms exceeded analysts' consensus forecasts.
- Computer and semiconductor stocks slid as three brokerage firms downgraded earnings estimates for Dell Computer.
- Most brokerage firms require customers to arbitrate disputes rather than file lawsuits.
- Even "no-load" fund companies use them, to pay discount brokerage firms to carry their products in fund supermarkets. Bill Gross…and Fund Fees
- They often trade at a discount to the underlying price of the commodity itself: At $82 a barrel, for example, oil is priced for moderate global growth, says Pierre Lapointe , a Montreal-based strategist at brokerage firm Brockhouse Cooper, while oil stocks are priced for a recession. Time to Ditch Commodities?
- Because she has a substantial portfolio, she should be able to seek this out at any full-service brokerage firm.
