The phrase "all brokerages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every brokerage firm or agency in a particular context, such as finance or real estate.
Example: "All brokerages must comply with the new regulations set forth by the governing body."
Alternatives: "every brokerage" or "all firms in the brokerage industry".
All brokerages are supposed to review each trade before it is executed.
The good news is that all brokerages, new and old, can play in this new space.
Eberling says the erosion in retail business is hurting all brokerages, even those that lean more heavily on mergers and acquisitions and underwriting.
With global partners on six continents and in 56 countries, the company ranks among the Top 20 of all brokerages nationally.
Nearly all brokerages require clients to agree to arbitrate before a three-person panel if they get into a dispute with a broker, and about 75% of filed cases are settled or withdrawn.
This particular securities attorney further contends that suitability may in fact apply to all brokerages, no matter which exchange they belong to, since under common law every broker must adhere to what's called a "fiduciary duty" to customers to deal with their funds carefully and appropriately.
But all the brokerages will be hurting today.
Luckily, not all brokerage firms choose to accept money for their customers' trades.
We find that if all brokerage roles involve transcoding functions, the ability to overcome transcoding obstacles, through the use of shared imprinting with receiving partners, could be useful for developing any brokerage role.
Mr. Cohen conceded that in the race all brokerage companies are running, Williams's approach was conservative.
The agreement, submitted on Monday to United States District Court in New York for approval, would raise to $1.03 billion the value of the total settlement with all brokerage firms.
