stockbroking
- adjective
- /ˈstɒkˌbrəʊkɪŋ/
- UK
- Many stockbroking firms offer online trading platforms for their clients.
Examples
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The stockbroking sector has seen rapid technological changes in recent years.
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He started his career at a stockbroking company in the city.
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The stockbroking firm has seen significant growth this year.
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The stockbroking industry is highly competitive.
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He started his career at a stockbroking firm after graduating from university.
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The stockbroking industry is rapidly evolving with the rise of digital trading technologies.
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Many stockbroking companies provide tailored investment advice for their clients.
How Illegal
Surface Forms
Morphology
stockbroking = stockbroking (semi-transparent) = stock + broking
The adjective is a zero-derived use of the noun 'stockbroking', so the form is unchanged but the relation is still fairly clear.
Etymology
Stockbroking joins stock and broker: stock once meant a 'supply of goods' and now usually means company 'shares', and a broker is someone who trades for other people. So, when we call a company or service stockbroking, we mean it is connected with the business of buying and selling shares for clients.