Definition of broking in English:

broking

noun ˈbrəʊkɪŋ

mass nounBritish

The business or service of buying and selling goods or assets for others.
as modifier a broking house
Example sentencesExamples
- It also sold its money broking business to management in late 2004, for a sum rumoured to be €1m.
- Mr Wasserstein entered broking in 1977 when he joined First Boston after abandoning a career as an attorney.
- And if that was not enough for hapless investors, Evolution Beeson Gregory was dropped as the manager of the group's corporate activities, broking and advising.
- It would leave the corporate broking arm and the stockbroking side.
- In return, JP Morgan will gain access to Cazenove's list of blue-chip corporate broking clients, which include half of Britain's 100 biggest companies.
- Bradford has now rolled out its mortgage broking services in most of its high street branches and the process should be completed by the end of the year.
- He then ran into Dermot Desmond at an economists' conference in Kenmare, which in turn brought him to Desmond's new broking firm, NCB Stockbrokers.
- Many private companies had pinned their hopes on broking houses to procure business for them from the corporate segment.
- Retirement Fund Solutions is the second largest focused provider of fund administration and group insurance broking services to Namibian retirement funds.
- The delicate state of the world's financial markets has been blamed for a hefty drop in profits at Cazenove, one of the oldest broking firms in London.
- The mortgage broking side of the business was said to be performing extremely well.
- Interesting enough, a well-respected New York broking house has said this week that the next bubble to burst will be the US dollar.
- With most of Bradford's other income coming from mortgage broking, estate agency and property surveying, the decent yield really is at the mercy of house prices.
- For example, say you trade twice a month through a high-street bank's broking service that charges 1% per deal.
- DE Ford Insurance Brokers Limited has provided specialist insurance broking services nationwide for some 28 years.
- Bank of Ireland is one of Elan's principal bankers and its broking subsidiary, J & E Davy, is the company's broker.
- In Ireland, Marsh is involved in corporate insurance, broking and risk management services to companies that want protection for their assets.
- But the real problem for broking houses is that they tend to recommend the stocks they bring to market, in published analysis at any rate.
- They were considered an easy-sell by the investment advisory and broking community because they offered a capital guarantee and the upside of equities.
- The present regulation should be reinforced to maintain a Namibian asset management and broking industry.

单词	broking
释义	Definition of broking in English: broking noun ˈbrəʊkɪŋ mass nounBritish The business or service of buying and selling goods or assets for others. as modifier a broking house Example sentencesExamples It also sold its money broking business to management in late 2004, for a sum rumoured to be €1m. Mr Wasserstein entered broking in 1977 when he joined First Boston after abandoning a career as an attorney. And if that was not enough for hapless investors, Evolution Beeson Gregory was dropped as the manager of the group's corporate activities, broking and advising. It would leave the corporate broking arm and the stockbroking side. In return, JP Morgan will gain access to Cazenove's list of blue-chip corporate broking clients, which include half of Britain's 100 biggest companies. Bradford has now rolled out its mortgage broking services in most of its high street branches and the process should be completed by the end of the year. He then ran into Dermot Desmond at an economists' conference in Kenmare, which in turn brought him to Desmond's new broking firm, NCB Stockbrokers. Many private companies had pinned their hopes on broking houses to procure business for them from the corporate segment. Retirement Fund Solutions is the second largest focused provider of fund administration and group insurance broking services to Namibian retirement funds. The delicate state of the world's financial markets has been blamed for a hefty drop in profits at Cazenove, one of the oldest broking firms in London. The mortgage broking side of the business was said to be performing extremely well. Interesting enough, a well-respected New York broking house has said this week that the next bubble to burst will be the US dollar. With most of Bradford's other income coming from mortgage broking, estate agency and property surveying, the decent yield really is at the mercy of house prices. For example, say you trade twice a month through a high-street bank's broking service that charges 1% per deal. DE Ford Insurance Brokers Limited has provided specialist insurance broking services nationwide for some 28 years. Bank of Ireland is one of Elan's principal bankers and its broking subsidiary, J & E Davy, is the company's broker. In Ireland, Marsh is involved in corporate insurance, broking and risk management services to companies that want protection for their assets. But the real problem for broking houses is that they tend to recommend the stocks they bring to market, in published analysis at any rate. They were considered an easy-sell by the investment advisory and broking community because they offered a capital guarantee and the upside of equities. The present regulation should be reinforced to maintain a Namibian asset management and broking industry.
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