stockbroker
broker
verb[ T ]
uk /ˈbrəʊkər/us
to arrange something such as a deal, agreement, etc. between two or more groups or countries:
The legislature is attempting to broker a compromise agreement.

Examples of broker

broker
Their own analyses can then be used to diagnose qualitative information from articles and brokers' reports.
Banks, brokers, building societies and especially insurance companies were important institutional investors.
I trace the range of informal activities in which patrons, clients and brokers engaged while they negotiated the elaborate bureaucratic system.
They campaigned for a change in the law and encouraged banks and specialist brokers to adopt professional standards.
Even if their children live far away, they may provide general surveillance, crisis help, and act as brokers for formal services.
In addition, general cargo vessels depend upon shipping agents and loading brokers to fill out their cargo space and to issue their bills of lading.
Peronist brokers did not take their followers to the stores nor could control their actions.
Providers' costs include the commissions paid to annuity brokers and operating costs.
Queries are routed by mediators and brokers to data retrieval agents.
To sustain these strikes, workers had to persuade and cajole, manipulate and coerce to their side, the sundry patrons and power brokers of the neighbourhood.
The assisted brokers were not in a position to pay interest on what had been lent to them, let alone any repayments.
First, he referred to the brokers as 'the best people from the musical+artistic world', alluding to the authority that they embodied.
In addition, the dependence of the workers on language "brokers" to convey their grievances to management causes feelings of embarrassment, humiliation, and powerlessness.
In a context in which citizens derive their benefits directly from the bureaucracy, the roles that patron ' brokers ' can play are limited.
All this means that the actual work of administration, particularly in the 'second' bureaucracy, became a battlefield for brokers.
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Collocations withbroker

broker

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independent broker
The consequence could be a diminution in the independentbroker market and thereby an undesirable restriction on the comsumer's access to independent advice.
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