Definition of full-service broker in English:

full-service broker

noun

A stockbroker or brokerage firm that provides investment advice and related services to clients in addition to facilitating transactions.
Betty uses a full-service broker to assist her with her portfolio selections
Compare with discount broker
Example sentencesExamples
- Most investment advisors (or full-service brokers) work for major firms - the Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynches of the world.
- At Merrill Lynch, the nation's largest full-service broker, commissions have fallen 13.9% the past 12 months, to $1.1 billion the first quarter.
- This is not a cut-and-dried asset allocation model like you might get from a full-service broker.
- They want some professional advice but not the extensive hand-holding that comes with a financial planner or full-service broker.
- Many people, myself included, still want full-service brokers.
- You'll have the easiest time if you have a big portfolio and use a full-service broker.
- A study by Chicago consultant Spectrem Group shows rich investors moving away from full-service brokers.
- Got a fat account with a full-service broker?
- Full-service brokers earn commissions for each trade made in a customer's account.
- A full-service broker solicits business and is paid mostly by commissions.

Derivatives

full-service brokerage

noun

A full-service brokerage will generally charge much more to place a trade and can work on a flat-rate basis, a percentage commission, or a combination of both.
Example sentencesExamples
- We have a unique international, full-service brokerage platform with over 6,700 brokers in 55 countries.
- One area where full-service brokerages do have a real advantage is in the initial-public-offer market.
- Mortgage-backed securities can be purchased at most full-service brokerage firms and some discount brokers.
- The report found no significant difference in mobile use between self-directed investors and those who use a full-service brokerage.

Definition of full-service broker in US English:

full-service broker

noun

A stockbroker or brokerage firm that provides investment advice and related services to clients in addition to facilitating transactions.
Betty uses a full-service broker to assist her with her portfolio selections
Compare with discount broker
Example sentencesExamples
- This is not a cut-and-dried asset allocation model like you might get from a full-service broker.
- At Merrill Lynch, the nation's largest full-service broker, commissions have fallen 13.9% the past 12 months, to $1.1 billion the first quarter.
- Many people, myself included, still want full-service brokers.
- Most investment advisors (or full-service brokers) work for major firms - the Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynches of the world.
- Full-service brokers earn commissions for each trade made in a customer's account.
- You'll have the easiest time if you have a big portfolio and use a full-service broker.
- They want some professional advice but not the extensive hand-holding that comes with a financial planner or full-service broker.
- Got a fat account with a full-service broker?
- A study by Chicago consultant Spectrem Group shows rich investors moving away from full-service brokers.
- A full-service broker solicits business and is paid mostly by commissions.

词汇	full-service broker
释义	Definition of full-service broker in English: full-service broker noun A stockbroker or brokerage firm that provides investment advice and related services to clients in addition to facilitating transactions. Betty uses a full-service broker to assist her with her portfolio selections Compare with discount broker Example sentencesExamples Most investment advisors (or full-service brokers) work for major firms - the Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynches of the world. At Merrill Lynch, the nation's largest full-service broker, commissions have fallen 13.9% the past 12 months, to $1.1 billion the first quarter. This is not a cut-and-dried asset allocation model like you might get from a full-service broker. They want some professional advice but not the extensive hand-holding that comes with a financial planner or full-service broker. Many people, myself included, still want full-service brokers. You'll have the easiest time if you have a big portfolio and use a full-service broker. A study by Chicago consultant Spectrem Group shows rich investors moving away from full-service brokers. Got a fat account with a full-service broker? Full-service brokers earn commissions for each trade made in a customer's account. A full-service broker solicits business and is paid mostly by commissions. Derivatives full-service brokerage noun A full-service brokerage will generally charge much more to place a trade and can work on a flat-rate basis, a percentage commission, or a combination of both. Example sentencesExamples We have a unique international, full-service brokerage platform with over 6,700 brokers in 55 countries. One area where full-service brokerages do have a real advantage is in the initial-public-offer market. Mortgage-backed securities can be purchased at most full-service brokerage firms and some discount brokers. The report found no significant difference in mobile use between self-directed investors and those who use a full-service brokerage. Definition of full-service broker in US English: full-service broker noun A stockbroker or brokerage firm that provides investment advice and related services to clients in addition to facilitating transactions. Betty uses a full-service broker to assist her with her portfolio selections Compare with discount broker Example sentencesExamples This is not a cut-and-dried asset allocation model like you might get from a full-service broker. At Merrill Lynch, the nation's largest full-service broker, commissions have fallen 13.9% the past 12 months, to $1.1 billion the first quarter. Many people, myself included, still want full-service brokers. Most investment advisors (or full-service brokers) work for major firms - the Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynches of the world. Full-service brokers earn commissions for each trade made in a customer's account. You'll have the easiest time if you have a big portfolio and use a full-service broker. They want some professional advice but not the extensive hand-holding that comes with a financial planner or full-service broker. Got a fat account with a full-service broker? A study by Chicago consultant Spectrem Group shows rich investors moving away from full-service brokers. A full-service broker solicits business and is paid mostly by commissions.
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