Give up - Used for listed equity securities. 1) Term used in a securities transaction involving three brokers, as illustrated by the following scenario: Broker A, a floor broker, executes a buy order for broker B. (Another member firm broker who has too much business at the time to execute the order.) The broker with whom broker A completes the transaction (the sell side broker) is broker C. Broker A gives up the name of broker B, so that the record shows a transaction between broker B and broker C even though the trade was actually executed between broker A and broker C; 2) distribution of commissions to brokerage houses not participating in a trade. This is a grey area of the law intended to reimburse a broker for previously provided services (i.e., Research). See: directed brokerage.
Give up : used for listed equity securities. 1) term used in a securities transaction involving three brokers, as illustrated by the following scenario: broker a, a floor broker, executes a buy order for broker b. (another member firm broker who has too much business at the time to execute the order.) the broker with whom broker a completes the transaction (the sell side broker) is broker c. broker a gives up the name of broker b, so that the record shows a transaction between broker b and broker c even though the trade was actually executed between broker a and broker c; 2) distribution of commissions to brokerage houses not participating in a trade. this is a grey area of the law intended to reimburse a broker for previously provided services (i.e., research). see: directed brokerage.
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