Broker-Reseller
A type of broker that acts as an intermediary between large brokerages and their clients. Broker-resellers typically take stock orders from clients and then use major brokerages to execute the trades.

Investopedia Says:
While all major brokerages belong to reputable governing organizations, such as the National Association of Securities Dealers and similar bodies, not all broker-resellers have taken all the examinations and various other steps to be considered qualified as standard brokers. Therefore, an investor should be sure to perform the necessary due diligence on a reseller before any money changes hands.

Related Terms:
Broker
Dealer
Discount Broker
Due Diligence - DD
Full-Service Broker
National Association of Securities Dealers - NASD
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