Brokership

/ˈbroʊkərʃɪp/ noun

Definition

The position, office, or business of being a broker; the status or role of a broker in financial or commercial transactions.

Etymology

From 'broker' + '-ship' suffix forming nouns denoting positions, offices, or roles. Common in English occupational terminology.

Kelly Says

Medieval London had powerful brokerships that controlled huge portions of trade—the role of broker was essentially a medieval import/export business license worth a fortune.

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