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prime broker

prime broker noun: a broker on the securities market tailored to the needs of institutional investors’ portfolios, such as securities lending, risk management, reporting tools and loan financing.

Noun

prime broker (plural prime brokers)

  1. A broker on the securities market tailored to the needs of institutional investors’ portfolios, such as securities lending, risk management, reporting tools and loan financing.

Forms of prime broker

pluralprime brokers

Questions about prime broker

What does prime broker mean?
Prime broker means a broker on the securities market tailored to the needs of institutional investors’ portfolios, such as securities lending, risk management, reporting tools and loan financing.
What part of speech is prime broker?
Prime broker is a noun.
What is the plural of prime broker?
The plural of prime broker is prime brokers.

Words near prime broker in the dictionary

  1. primaveral
  2. primaveras
  3. primaxial
  4. Primbee
  5. prime
  6. prime broker
  7. prime brokerage
  8. prime brokerages
  9. prime brokers
  10. prime constellation
  11. prime constellations

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