Sentence examples for brokerage activities from inspiring English sources

Brokerage companies that represent landlords and property managers have an incentive to describe the market as more robust than it may actually be, said M. Myers Mermel, the chief executive of TenantWise.com, a Web-based service that combines listings with brokerage activities.

"That'll put the cherry on the cake for banks involved in brokerage activities," he adds.

Specifically, the system exploits some task oriented agents in order to achieve context recognition, services matchmaking and brokerage activities.

The Network Divisions segment engages in traditional loan brokerage activities in Italy and the provision of related financial services targeting private individuals, small businesses, and corporate customers.

I subscribe to the view that we need an updated version of the Glass-Steagall Act that ultimately restricts the activities of financial institutions into one of four types of entities: commercial banks, insurers, investment banks (including underwriting, brokerage activities, and securities related advice), and speculative trading.

Contrast Biden and Clinton with Sanders, who is a co-sponsor of legislation authored by Senators Warren and John McCain that would reinstate the Glass Steagall law that separated banking, insurance and brokerage activities, which was essentially repealed when Bill Clinton signed the Financial Services Modernization Act into law.

The Realtors' Commercial Leading Indicator for Brokerage Activity measures future commercial activity based on 13 variables — including job growth, unemployment claims, wholesale and retail sales and prices of real estate investment trusts ­– and it says that right now the broad recovery in commercial markets is expected to continue for the next six to nine months.

Traders should keep a close eye on brokerage activity should they decide to enter a position on HRS.

Whether this is through the brokerage activity of the TRN director and manager is not clear.

Two work group studies had contrasting results from their assessment of brokerage activity on team performance that may be explained by the nature of their knowledge contexts.

For Marrone's students, this brokerage activity included advice-seeking from faculty members, and in the context of their lack of experience and advanced knowledge was effective in improving team performance.