brokerage

English

Etymology

From broker +‎ -age.

Noun

brokerage (countable and uncountable, plural brokerages)

1. A business, firm, or company whose business is to act as a broker (e.g., stockbroker).
2. The occupation of being a broker.
3. The commission paid to a broker.

Derived terms

• bankerage
• stockbrokerage
• subbrokerage

 

Translations

company whose business is to act as a broker

• Finnish: välitysliike
• French: courtier (fr) m
• Greek: μεσιτεία (el) f (mesiteía)
• Irish: bróicéireacht f
• Japanese: 仲介 (ja) (ちゅうかい, chūkai)
• Polish: maklerstwo n
• Portuguese: corretora f
• Spanish: corredor (es) m, correduría f
• Swedish: mäklare (sv) c, mäklarfirma (sv) c

occupation of being a broker

• Finnish: meklarintoimi
• French: courtage (fr) m

the commission paid to a broker

• Finnish: välityspalkkio (fi)
• French: courtage (fr) m, frais de courtage m pl
• Greek: μεσιτεία (el) f (mesiteía)
• Hungarian: alkuszdíj (hu)
• Italian: commissione (it) f, provvigione (it) f, senseria (it) f
• Spanish: corretaje (es) m
• Swedish: courtage (sv) n, kurtage (sv) n