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Listing broker
In the context of equity, when a stock is traded in exchange it is said to be listed. A licensed real estate broker who completes a listing of a property for sale.

Listing Broker
In equities, the broker who puts a security up for trade on an exchange, also called listing the security. The broker must be a registered member of the exchange in question, and the security must meet the exchange's listing requirements.

listing broker

The real estate broker who enters into an agreement with a property owner to market and solicit offers to buy the owner's property.



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