The phrase 'market intermediaries' is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any entity that facilitates trade between two parties. For example: "The market intermediaries in this industry are often responsible for helping to establish a connection between buyers and sellers."
In Brazil, capital market intermediaries are considered financial institutions, the same term applied to banks.
Its laws and regulations apply equally to financial institutions, which encompass banks and capital market intermediaries.
The CVM lacks regulatory authority to protect investors from fraudulent sales practices by market intermediaries involving government securities.
The Securities Law provides the CVM with broad authority, including powers of surveillance of markets, issuers, and market intermediaries.
Fidelity said it wanted to make them more accessible to investors such as hedge funds, family offices and market intermediaries.
"In far too many cases," he said, "limit orders are being mishandled by market intermediaries" and not being exposed to the market as required.
A hedge fund, for example, is not an underwriter, a market maker, or a broker-dealer (market intermediary).
Also included is 'agency work' or 'despatched labour', the triangular employment relationship where workers are employed nominally by a labour market intermediary agency, but work at a third location that pays the agency a fee for using the worker.
We use a unique data set obtained from a housing market intermediary with franchisers in most of the Spanish provinces.
Finally, we have been able to match part of this sample (10.92 %) with a dataset also from the housing market intermediary containing the market price and some characteristics of the dwelling.
Table 1 shows the comparison of the appraisal prices of our dataset with the appraisal prices obtained from the Department of Public Works (DPW),13 for the cities where the housing market intermediary has a very large sample.
