Associations to the word «Brokerage»
Noun
- Broker
- Firm
- Banking
- Merrill
- Advisory
- Insurance
- Investment
- Mortgage
- Investor
- Trading
- Paine
- Lynch
- Buyer
- Equity
- Asset
- Investing
- Stock
- Seller
- Webber
- Hayden
- Lending
- Subsidiary
- Commodity
- Estate
- Transaction
- Client
- Td
- Hutton
- Retail
- Fee
- Cantor
- Logistics
- Yacht
- Financing
- Security
- Hedge
- Barney
- Portfolio
- Fidelity
- Business
- Dealer
- Burnham
- Freight
- Analyst
- Valuation
- Customer
- Bank
- Exchange
- Trader
- Banco
- Boutique
- Acquisition
- Fcc
- Management
- Arbitration
- Agreement
- Limited
- Fund
- Holding
- Mls
- Pierce
- Finance
- Hermes
- Trade
- Banker
- Lender
- Market
- Goldman
- Merger
- Fargo
- Betting
- Sachs
- Exporter
- Ceo
- Provider
- Sinclair
- Sale
- Sanford
- Service
Adjective
Wiktionary
BROKERAGE, noun. A business, firm, or company whose business is to act as a broker (e.g, stockbroker).
BROKERAGE, noun. The commission paid to a broker.
Dictionary definition
BROKERAGE, noun. A stock broker's business; charges a fee to act as intermediary between buyer and seller.
BROKERAGE, noun. The business of a broker; charges a fee to arrange a contract between two parties.
BROKERAGE, noun. Place where a broker conducts his business.
Wise words
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