broker-dealer 经纪自营商
经纪自营商
broker-dealer[ noun ]
a financial specialist who trades for his own account and so acts both as a broker and principal
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broker-dealer \broker-dealer\ n.
a financial specialist who trades for his own account and so
acts both as a broker and principal.
[WordNet 1.5]
- It is the first corporate bond offering on which Chase Securities has been lead manager since the broker-dealer received expanded underwriting powers from the Federal Reserve about three years ago.
- The Securities and Exchange Commission accused Martin Saposnick, former head of a New York broker-dealer, of securities-law violations in the 1983 initial offering of North Atlantic Airlines Inc.
- As previously reported, United Stockyards is discussing acquiring Arbitrage Securities Co., a broker-dealer, and a 49% interest in Plaza Securities Co., an arbitrage firm.
- At the same time, individual investors in general purpose and broker-dealer funds continued to add to their holdings of safe, liquid assets."
- Assets of 92 broker-dealer funds were down $294.3 million to $104.33 billion.
- Security Capital Corp. said it agreed to sell its real estate and broker-dealer units for a total of $51 million in cash and senior subordinated notes.
- Mr. Theodorous, without admitting or denying guilt, was further barred from handling or servicing the accounts of customers at any registered broker-dealer.
- He allegedly had 11 customers liquidate their accounts and had the proceeds transferred to new accounts at another broker-dealer where he executed purchases to reinstate the previous positions.
- "Individuals may have taken profits on a portion of their equity investments and channeled them into broker-dealer money market funds.
- The law, which took effect Saturday, converted the four exchanges into private entities owned and managed by newly created brokerages and broker-dealer companies.
- While pledging to continue the crackdown on insider traders, the new chairman also signals a get-tough policy on broker-dealer abuses.
- Peter J. Cross was named president of Continental Equities Corp. of America, the New York-based broker-dealer unit of this insurance holding company.
- Selig Zises is board chairman and chief executive of Integrated Resources; Jay Zises is chairman of the executive committee; and Seymour Zises is a managing executive with Integrated's broker-dealer subsidiary.
- Assets of 93 broker-dealer funds fell $361.7 million to $108.01 billion.
- Mr. Breeden worries about the link between a broker-dealer and the affiliated company.
- The SEC said it had moved to protect the assets of the broker-dealer subsidiary by barring it from transferring net capital to the parent without specific approval.
- But the trade group said assets 97 broker-dealer funds fell $1.41 billion to $114.88 billion.
- The Securities and Exchange Commission recently moved to suspend the broker-dealer from making new underwriting commitments for two months after it found that Rooney Pace defrauded customers in a 1981 stock offering.
- Most of the money flowed into funds in the broker-dealer category, he said, suggesting that investors liquidated some equity holdings because of recent turbulence in the stock market.
- A Manufacturers spokesman said the bank has a substantial lending business to Wall Street firms, and he added, "All margin calls on loans to our broker-dealer customers are being met satisfactorily."
- The 95 broker-dealer type funds reported a total intake of $1.04 billion, to $149.21 billion.
- The assets of 90 broker-dealer funds fell $684.6 million to $103.50 billion.
- Assets of 93 broker-dealer funds fell $78.8 million to $108.11 billion.
- The broker-dealer subsidiary is involved in businesses such as stock and bond trading and underwriting, and merger and takeover advising.
- Trades would be cleared by another CBoT subsidiary, the Clearing Corporation for Options and Securities. The venture would compete directly with New York's established government securities broker-dealer industry.
- Smith Barney was the 16th-largest broker-dealer on Wall Street at the end of 1986, with total capital of $407.9 million, according to Institutional Investor magazine.
- Mr. Sochet, a broker-dealer, declined to elaborate on the SEC filing.
- "This is nothing new for Time Warner management," said Praveen Sharma, director of research at Asiel & Co., a broker-dealer that owns less than 100,000 shares.
- Fitzgerald, DeArman & Roberts Inc., a regional securities broker-dealer in Tulsa, Okla., began trading under the symbol FITZ.
- Mr. Krat also said the company has formally restructured as of last Friday to bring its broker-dealer unit, Integrated Resources Equity Corp., under its life-insurance holding company.