broker

IPA: brˈoʊkɝ

A mediator between a buyer and seller.
A stockbroker.
A mediator in general, one who liaises between two or more parties to attempt to achieve an outcome of some kind.
(computing) An agent involved in the exchange of messages or transactions.
A surname.

Examples of "broker" in Sentences

I would never use the term broker, nor wholesaler, when speaking to a seller.
The term broker is also used to refer to a company that specializes in brokerage services.
There's a thing that we call a broker, which is you know going for a month and making zero.
The companies offered to me this year (remember that your broker is not your insurer) are ANA, ACE, and HDI.
Asking the US to be an "honest" broker is such a situation will be a repetition of the historical brokering by the US with the Native Americans.
However, in general, a broker is an intermediary between those who produce a product or service and those who might want to buy that product or service.
The payments usually get bigger if the broker is successful at the new firm, but if a broker leaves early, the securities firm typically wants some money back.
_ -- A broker who signs a contract note _as broker_ on behalf of a principal, whether named or not, is not personally liable on the contract to the third party.
Another advantage: There are fewer conflicts of interest in these advisory relationships than when a broker is primarily paid through upfront commissions on fund sales.