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1 brokerage firm
ˈbro·ker·age firmn Maklerfirma f, Brokerage-Gesellschaft f -
2 brokerage firm
'bro·ker·age firm n, 'bro·ker·age house nMaklerfirma f -
3 'brokerage house
'bro·ker·age firm n, 'bro·ker·age house nMaklerfirma f -
4 ABC agreement
ABC agreement PERS, STOCK ABC-Vereinbarung f, ABC-Vertrag m (an agreement between a brokerage firm and an employee detailing the rights of the firm when it purchases an NYSE membership for the employee; vertragliche Vereinbarung zwischen einem Wertpapierhaus und seinem Angestellten über die Rechte der Firma für den Fall, dass sie dem angestellten Broker einen Sitz an der New York Stock Exchange kauft)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > ABC agreement
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5 bucket shop
noun[nicht ganz seriöses] Maklerbüro; (for air tickets) Reisebüro (das vor allem Billigflüge vermittelt)* * *ˈbuck·et shopn* * *bucket shop s umg pej1. unreelle Maklerfirma2. besonders Bra) kleine windige Firmab) Büro, in dem man Billigflüge buchen kann* * *noun[nicht ganz seriöses] Maklerbüro; (for air tickets) Reisebüro (das vor allem Billigflüge vermittelt) -
6 break
break1 v 1. ECON brechen (monopoly); 2. GEN brechen (contract, promise); 3. PERS brechen (strike); 4. LAW brechen, verstoßen gegen (contract, law); 5. STOCK brechen (syndicate); 6. COMMS, MEDIA bekannt werden (news); 7. POL abfallen (from party) break2 1. COMMS Bruch m, Pause f (for news bulletin); Sendeunterbrechung f (for commercials); 2. GEN Chance f; (infrml) glückliche Gelegenheit f (stroke of good luck); Pause f; 3. PERS Pause f, Ruhepause f, Unterbrechung f (in work); 4. POL Abfall m (from party); 5. S&M Sendeunterbrechung f (in broadcast for commercials); 6. STOCK Lücke f, Kurseinbruch m (in accounts of brokerage firm); 7. STAT Sprung m (function) • ‘have a break’ PERS „mach mal Pause“ • have a break PERS Pause machen, eine Pause einlegen • take a break PERS Pause machen, eine Pause einlegen
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