brokerage English

Meaning brokerage meaning

What does brokerage mean?

brokerage

— noun a stock broker's business; charges a fee to act as intermediary between buyer and seller

— noun the business of a broker; charges a fee to arrange a contract between two parties

— noun (= brokerage house) place where a broker conducts his business

Synonyms brokerage synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as brokerage?

brokerage English » English

commission

securities firm

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service charge

intermediary

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compensation

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relay

middle-man’s fee

mediation

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intercession

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factorage

exchange commission

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Examples brokerage examples

How do I use brokerage in a sentence?

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But now I run my own firm - Takenaka Brokerage!

If you must know, he's out working an IBM machine in a primo brokerage house.

Works in a brokerage house downtown part-time, nights.

Ruthside Peason, brokerage consultant.

All I needed was a name on a brokerage account and a few bucks to start with.

Open a brokerage account, buy me 2000 shares of a stock called allied Resources.

So do you work for one of the big brokerage houses?

I hate the big brokerage houses.

Big brokerage houses killed my father.

I don't like to talk about it but I swore I would never work for a big brokerage house.

I, Simen Ting, from Jiayi, Taiwan, director of Xing Hua Brokerage.

The brokerage is strongly suggesting I head up the office in San Diego soon.

It's a brokerage house.

Got a call from Loiaco down at brokerage.

DuBruis' brokerage firm is in Ghalea, a small African nation whose pro-Western government is the key to stability in the area.

Your brokerage fee would be quite high.

Williams, Monroe and Williams Brokerage. Mr. Haskell speaking.

It's an import-export brokerage for stamps and coins.

We get a brokerage house to underwrite the stock issue.

The brokerage firm I work for handled the stock issue when he went public.

Ruthside Peason, brokerage consultant. Millionaire, 6 payments behind.

Oh. Frantic day at the brokerage?

Listen. - I own a yacht brokerage down at the marina.

In the brokerage house of heinz, fines, and my dad.

Put in a word for me with Frank Shaw at the brokerage firm.

All that buying coming from some little cockamamie brokerage firm in Rhode Island?

I've gone in for a little cattle brokerage and some friendly banking.

You know I could have gone into the brokerage business.

Get a brokerage license.

I told you, spend more time down at the brokerage.

After I relinquished the necklace Count de la Motte visited a brokerage.

October, two years ago, at 8:45 a.m. on a Monday morning a man named Kevin Peltier casually walks into the brokerage house from which he was fired the previous Friday morning.

Mr. Kincaid, you were the one who sold the gun used by Kevin Peltier in the brokerage-house shootings, correct?

I work for a brokerage company.

You went to another brokerage firm?

She is a college-educated vice president of a brokerage firm.

I'm gonna try to get home by 6. I'm gonna stop by a brokerage firm after work.

News and current affairs

Beyond investment banks and brokerage houses, modern finance has a public and governmental dimension, which clearly needs reinventing in the wake of the recent financial crisis.

For most people, the troubles caused by the old-age crisis seem remote, while booming share or housing prices look concrete in brokerage statements or on the business pages of newspapers.