Sentence examples for brokerage field from inspiring English sources

Two marketers in the intensely competitive brokerage field are beginning big campaigns, both coincidentally by units of the Interpublic Group of Companies.

Peter Nerby, a senior credit officer at Moody's, said he was worried about Block's plan to compete in a crowded brokerage field.

The deal makes Wells Fargo the last of the nation's biggest banks to enter the lucrative prime brokerage field, which caters to hedge funds and other alternative asset management firms.

A pioneer in the discount brokerage field, Ms. Siebert transformed Muriel Siebert & Company (now a subsidiary of Siebert Financial) into a discount brokerage in 1975, on the first day that Big Board members were allowed to negotiate commissions.

She was a pioneer in the discount brokerage field, and she also was the first woman to be superintendent of banking for New York State, appointed by Gov. Hugh Carey in 1977.

In 1930 the company left the brokerage field, concentrating instead on underwriting and investment banking; but it returned to brokerage in 1940, with amalgamations that resulted the following year in a change of company name to Merrill Lynch, Pierce , Fenner & Beane

Tim Mara's bookmaking business had branched out into the coal and brokerage fields by the late 1920's and he had also promoted several major fights.

Zoning aside, many professionals in the architectural, building, engineering, management and brokerage fields on Staten Island report that there are significant differences from job to job, depending upon the approach and the experience of the building organization and subcontractors doing the work.

But Are Martin Berntzen, an oil analyst at Oslo's First Securities brokerage, said the Tawke field alone has proven reserves of about 230 million barrels, a figure likely to increase as new wells are drilled.

PaineWebber pwj is planning to enter the growing field of online brokerages in the third quarter, following on the heels of Merrill Lynch's mer decision to offer discount trading on the Internet.

What gives the blog its edge, though, are the properties he brings to the surface: houses that exist outside the force field of the big brokerages, the Corcorans, the Halsteads and the Ellimans.