broking
- noun
- /ˈbroʊkɪŋ/
- UK
- And so the fact that they hyphenate them doesn't mean that anyone transaction involves both broking and dealing.
Examples
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She works in broking, helping clients buy and sell insurance policies.
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The broking industry plays a vital role in facilitating stock market transactions for investors.
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What amount then would your broking company need you to pay in before opening a FX trading account?
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Isn't this marriage-broking getting out of fashion?
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Broking functions are taken care of by Gerrard & National Intercommodities GNI.
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They will be limited to credit-broking as other financial intermediaries are—borrowing, but no longer creating the money they need to lend.
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The farm workers can expect no help from the party, which rules the province—the DA—because the DA supports labour broking and white farm ownership monopolies specifically and the free market in general.
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Borsa Italiana, the Italian exchange, failed to open as usual on Tuesday amid concerns in the Italian broking community about possible fallout from turmoil in Libya.
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After graduating, John secured a position at a prestigious broking firm specializing in real estate.
Synonyms
The business of buying and selling shares for other people
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Broking comes from broker, a person who arranges deals for others. Long ago a broker was a small trader who bought and sold for other people, so broking is the business of arranging those trades and agreements.