Security Broker

/ˈsɪkjʊrɪti ˈbroʊkər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) An intermediary authorized to buy and sell securities on behalf of clients, facilitating transactions in the financial markets under regulatory oversight.
    The security broker executed the client's order to purchase shares of stock.

Forms

  • security broker
  • security brokers

Commentary

In drafting, clarify whether the term refers to the individual or the firm acting as broker, and note regulatory compliance obligations distinguishing security brokers from other financial professionals.

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