Brokery

/ˈbroʊkərɪ/ noun

Definition

The business or practice of broking; the work done by a broker, or a place where brokers conduct their business.

Etymology

From 'broker' + '-y' suffix forming nouns denoting places, activities, or practices. Similar to 'refinery' or 'bakery'.

Kelly Says

Early English brokeries were often clustered together in cities like London and Venice, creating the first financial districts centuries before Wall Street existed.

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