Brokerage (noun)

  1. The business of a broker.
  2. A firm that acts as a broker in buying and selling securities or other assets.

Origin:

From broker + -age, first recorded in the early 19th century.

Examples:

  1. He worked for a brokerage firm.
  2. The brokerage handled the stock trade.
  3. She was a licensed broker at the brokerage.
  4. The brokerage had a reputation for providing excellent customer service.
  5. He opened a brokerage account to invest in the stock market.
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