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Definition of interdealer broker?
Posted 07 March, 2010 by Jalynn R. Harding from Ilorin in Nigeria
there was something that i don't catch: what is interdealer broker?
Capital Ace Answers:
That's a good question, Jalynn. Interdealer broker is Agent or intermediary who is paid a commission to bring buyers and sellers together. The brokers commission may be paid either by the initiator of the transaction or by both counterparts.
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