Sentence examples for broker execution from inspiring English sources

Publisher Reed Elsevier could be heading for tough times in its legal publications unit as a large proportion of law firms say they consider its products poor value for money, according to a survey from broker Execution.

Lloyds Banking Group, for example, added 1.2p to 108.9p as broker Execution issued a buy note and suggested the bank should not participate in the government's asset protection scheme, but instead embark on a £16bn capital raising.

Separately, broker Execution Ltd. retained its "buy" recommendation on the stock and its target price of 920 pence $$15.24) a share.

Analysts at brokers Execution say the €16bn that RBS is paying for ABN's wholesale banking operation is equal to 32 times the profits for that business - more than four times the multiple of its own shares.

The main modules of the architecture are composition broker and execution plan optimizer.

Will Draper, a broker at Execution Noble, said: "It will take several years before we know the answer and in the meantime, BT will struggle against Sky and Virgin which are doing better at drawing in customers who sign up to the so-called 'triple play' of television, telephony and broadband.

Thus, the broker guarantees execution of a request that has been accepted by the system, by the specified deadline.

Small trades that cost $100 at Merrill were advertised for less than $30 on the Internet, a crushing difference that more than made up for the online brokers' poor execution.

The Securities and Exchange Commission said it may propose a rule this week that would require brokers to disclose when they use shares from their own inventory to fill customer orders and when they route orders to other brokers for execution.

There are now some 100 on-line brokers offering executions at as low as $5 per transaction.

If you have more money, such as $3000+, consider looking into a direct access broker, since their execution speed is much fast and they have lower commissions.