brokerage的意思|brokerage的解释-里氏词典

brokerage ['brəukəridʒ]

n. 经纪人, 回扣, 佣金, 中间人业务

[经] 经纪业, 佣金, 手续费

A brokerage house.
经纪人事务所
An inactive brokerage account.
不常用的佣金帐户
Money deposited for checking, savings, or brokerage use.
存款为支付，节省，或经纪业而存起来的钱

brokerage

[ noun ]

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

<noun.group>

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

<noun.group>

place where a broker conducts his business

<noun.artifact>

Brokerage \Bro"ker*age\, n.
1. The business or employment of a broker. --Burke.

2. The fee, reward, or commission, given or changed for
transacting business as a broker.

He is a senior partner in the London brokerage firm Capel-Cure Myers and deputy chairman of ANZ Merchant Bank Ltd.
The suit doesn't identify the other brokerage firms.
Two weeks ago, the brokerage opened an 80,000-square-foot call-handling center in Denver.
As reported previously, Security Pacific Corp.'s London-based brokerage unit submitted a bid to acquire Burns Fry earlier this year.
Mr. Shannon has been a broker, and being found guilty by the Merc of cheating customers may keep brokerage firms from dealing with him in the future.
It was no surprise, because the nation's No. 1 brokerage lost money for the first time since going public in 1971.
Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. is requiring bidders for its retail brokerage to promise they won't hire any of the unit's 1,100 brokers for one year if a deal falls through, Wall Street sources said.
He poured asphalt driveways, sold some insurance and at age 32 got into the brokerage business.
Boyd L. Jefferies used to thrive on four hours of sleep a night, arriving for work at 1:30 a.m. and staying until evening to command the aggressive stock-trading desk of the brokerage that bears his name.
Less trading means lower commissions and less revenue for brokerage firms.
Fidelity Investments, the Boston-based mutual fund and discount brokerage firm, offers a teaching kit titled "You and Money" free to parents.
With the Chicago market blacked out, some brokerage firms routed orders to the London International Financial Futures Exchange, which trades a futures contract similar to the Treasury bond futures listed on the CBOT.
Providence wanted me to have a business brokerage.
It began its brokerage activities through County Securities in January, and wasn't required to suspend those operations during the court case.
That's because for fully paid stock holdings, the brokers must obtain permission from the individual customers, an arduous task, said an official at one brokerage firm.
Bond underwriters, including some of the largest brokerage houses on Wall Street, also were "in a position to discover inadequacies" in the disclosures, the report said.
Some buying buffeted the fall as regional brokerage firms such as Edward D. Jones & Co. in St. Louis advised clients to take advantage of the market drop.
Mr. Mulheren said he often inflated brokerage bills paid to others who had also done him favors.
Sotheby's Holdings Inc., the parent company, which also includes a luxury real estate brokerage business principally in the U.S., said it won't receive any proceeds from the sale; the shares are all being sold by current holders.
The brokerage firms, which negotiate rates with the banks and thrifts whose CDs they sell, generally feel they have to offer clients more than they can get on T-bills or from banks and thrifts directly.
The new brokerage firms also eagerly await automation.
That might have caused losses for Morgan at a time when brokerage houses were in jeopardy, they said.
Richard Mariucci, 30 years old, was picked up near his home Tuesday as he was preparing to withdraw funds from several brokerage accounts allegedly set up with stolen money, a Federal Bureau of Investigation spokesman said.
VR Business, a franchiser of business brokerage firms, currently has about 3.4 million common shares and 7,260 shares of 10% cumulative preferred shares outstanding.
An increasingly strong lobby in Malaysia's stockbroking industry, upset over Singapore's proposal to cut some brokerage commissions, is pressing for the withdrawal of all Malaysian stocks from the Singapore Stock Exchange.
Battery Marche, the US brokerage, is believed to have sold a block of 3.4m shares into the market at 75 1/2 p, most of which was later placed with institutions by a leading house at 76p.
"This news has thrown everyone off balance," said Francesco Previtera, an analyst with the Milan brokerage firm Studio Albertini.
The Mexican government is working with a group of banks and brokerages to prepare an investment package that would inject liquidity into the sagging local stock market, brokerage officials said.
Adds an analyst at another major London brokerage, who asks not to be identified: "Hanson's balance sheet is more solid than Lonrho's, and Lonrho is more solid than Maxwell was.
The scam was carried out by paying a brokerage artificially high commissions on stock transactions that were made with pension funds, prosecutors said.

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