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Meaning
The term "broker" refers to an individual or a firm that acts as an intermediary between two parties, facilitating transactions or agreements, often in financial contexts such as real estate, stocks, or insurance. Brokers help clients buy or sell assets and can earn a commission or fee for their services.
Synonyms
- Intermediary
- Agent
- Mediator
- Dealer
- Trader
- Representative
Antonyms
- Client
- Seller
- Buyer
- Principal
Etymology
The word "broker" is derived from the Middle English word "brocour" which comes from the Old French term "brocheur," meaning "small trader," related to "broche," which means "to pierce" (suggesting a connection or linking role).
Examples
- The real estate broker helped us find the perfect home within our budget.
- After discussing with my broker, I decided to invest in mutual funds instead of stocks.
- She worked as a stockbroker for over a decade before starting her own investment firm.
- The insurance broker navigated through various plans to find the best coverage for my needs.