money broker

基本解釋

One British money-broker, Tullett Prebon, has responded by offering staff the chance to relocate overseas.
貨幣經(jīng)紀(jì)有限公司德利萬(wàn)邦給員工提供遷居海外的機(jī)會(huì)，以作爲(wèi)反擊。
For example, the money-market broker brings together the lender who has money to spare with the borrower who wants it temporarily.
例如，貨幣市場(chǎng)經(jīng)紀(jì)人會(huì)把有錢出借的貸款人與暫時(shí)需要這筆錢的借款人拉到一起。
As a result, they often see buying trendy shoes or a great haircut - rather than giving some money each month to a broker - as an "investment" in their romantic futures.
於是，她們常?；ㄥX購(gòu)買時(shí)髦的鞋子或打理發(fā)型，而不是每月畱出一些錢交給投資經(jīng)紀(jì)人，她們將這些花銷看作是對(duì)自己浪漫前景的一種“投資”。

Apparently one Florida public pension attorney has compensation arrangements with at least one broker-consultant and certain money managers regularly recommended by the broker-consultant.
FORBES: Shame and Scandal in Florida Public Pension Community (October 2, 2004 )
That's chiefly the reason broker-dealers are throwing money at them: They want these exchanges around--and healthy--to ensure competition against the NYSE.
FORBES: Why regional exchanges are heating up.
The money almost always ends up in the hands of a high-cost broker, investment manager, insurance salesperson, or worse — the next Bernard Madoff.
FORBES: My Spouse Will Call You When I'm Dead