Exchange Currency

nonmember firm

A broker/dealer in which none of the general partners (if a partnership) or officers (if a corporation) is a member of an exchange, a self-regulatory organization, or a clearing corporation. also called a nonmember corporation if the firm is a corporation. opposite of member firm.

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  1. Nonmember Firm - Financial Dictionary - The Free Dictionary
    Used for listed equity securities. Brokerage firm that is not a member of an organized exchange (NYSE). Such firms execute trades either through member firms, ...
     
  2. nonmember firm - The Free Dictionary
    non·mem·ber firm (n n-m m b r). n. A firm that is not a member of a securities exchange and must work through member firms to have its orders executed on the ...
     
  3. nonmember - definition of nonmember by the Free Online Dictionary ...
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  4. What is nonmember firm? definition and meaning
    Definition of nonmember firm: A broker/dealer in which none of the general partners (if a partnership) or officers (if a corporation) is a member of an exchange, ...
     
  5. What is member firm? definition and meaning
    ... of an exchange, a self-regulatory organization, or a clearing corporation. also called member corporation if the firm is a corporation. opposite of nonmember firm.
     
  6. What is firm? definition and meaning
    firm commitment offering · nonmember firm · firm sale · free cash flow for the firm · private equity firm · firm quotation · firm order · brokerage firm · firm commitment ...
     
  7. N Definitions: Campbell R. Harvey's Hypertextual Finance Glossary
    Nonmember firm: Used for listed equity securities. Brokerage firm that is not a member of an organized exchange (NYSE). Such firms execute trades either ...
     
  8. 451 F.2d 838
    Specifically, can a nonmember firm successfully invoke the compulsory arbitration rules of an exchange over the opposition of a member firm? 2. Axelrod & Co.