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half-commission man (UK). The employee of a stockbroking firm who is remunerated not by a salary (although he may be paid a small annual retainer) but by being paid a half of the commission on business which he has brought to the firm. The half-commission man is less prevalent now than he used to be on the Stock Exchange, although ASSOCIATED MEMBERS may still share in the profits of their firms by way of an annual bonus.
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© 1985 Stuart Valentine
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Valentine, S. (1985). H. In: International Dictionary of the Securities Industry. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-17889-6_8
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