broker

noun BROH-ker Rare

Origin: English loanword.

Usage Note

Broker is used in Italian exactly as in English, referring to an intermediary in financial markets or insurance. It is an invariable noun — the plural is also broker (i broker). It is masculine: il broker. Common in financial journalism and business contexts.

Examples

"Il broker ha consigliato di vendere le azioni."

Natural Translation

The broker advised selling the shares.

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