The phrase "a trading division of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify a particular segment or branch of a company that is involved in trading activities.
Example: "XYZ Corporation is a trading division of ABC Holdings, focusing on international market transactions."
Alternatives: "a business unit of" or "a subsidiary of".
The bridegroom was until last month a vice president of NDB Group, a securities trading division of Deutsche Bank, overseeing trading-system software projects.
It will be operated as a separate trading division of PSG and founders Geoff Core and Gary Norton will stay with the business.
That's the only practical effect of the suspension announced on Wednesday by the Alternative Investments Market - a junior trading division of the London Stock Exchange.
He started ICC Industries in 1952 as a chemical trading division of his father-in-law's textiles export-import firm, Leslie Kleyman Corporation.
Eager to begin my career in international corporate finance, I immediately took a position doing equity arbitrage investing and trading—in the proprietary trading division of a French bank in midtown Manhattan.
The bridegroom, 33, works in Manhattan as a developer of trading strategy for the electronic trading division of Infinium Capital Management, a Chicago company that trades commodities, bonds, index options, funds and futures.
DW Clothing Limited, the trading division of A Suit That Fits, which sells low-cost bespoke suits, has collapsed into liquidation.
Stephanie Madoff is married to Bernard Madoff's eldest son, Mark, who held a senior position in the trading division of Madoff Investment Securities.
Mrs. Lanken, 34, who is known as Sterling, is an associate in the sales and trading division of Morgan Stanley in New York; she sells bonds to mutual funds and hedge funds.
Mr. Pfeffer, 34, is a managing director in New York for the credit trading division of Deutsche Bank.
