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A remisier (also known as a Commissioned Dealer's Representative) is an agent of a stockbroking company and receives a commission for each transaction handled (as compared with a paid dealer's representative, who is a direct employee of a stockbroking company and whose remuneration structure is based on a fixed monthly salary).
Although remisiers are still a feature of Paris Bourse, the term has been commonly used in the context of Bursa Malaysia and the Singapore Exchange. A remisier is an agent of a stockbroking company and receives a share of the commission for each transaction he handled.
Aug 30, 2022 · SINGAPORE - Four former remisiers were jailed on Tuesday (Aug 30) for orchestrating an extensive market rigging scheme that involved the largest number of share counters rigged in Singapore's...
Remisiers have accumulated a wealth of experience over many years if not decades. We have gone through many major market cycles and are still around. We can play a critical role as Trusted Financial Advisors and Investment Managers to our clients if the necessary upskilling opportunities are provided.
Oct 10, 2017 · SINGAPORE - The minimum requirement for remisiers to furnish a S$30,000 banker's guarantee to broking houses before they can do business may be axed in a bid to encourage more people to join the...
The remisiers are critical players in the stockbroking space who primarily function as solicitors. They earn a commission for suggesting businesses to the broker but don’t undertake the selling activities themselves.
Oct 10, 2020 · Although the origin of the word is French ("remisier" means "an intermediary"), and although remisiers are still a feature of the Paris Bourse, the term is now most commonly used in the context of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (or Bursa Malaysia) and the Singapore Stock Exchange.
President Nalla emphasized that the primary purpose of this Extraordinary General Meeting was to update The Society of Remisiers (Singapore) Constitution so that the Allowable Expenditure for Members' Activities be doubled to facilitate greater camaraderie & bonding amongst members in this very tough market environment that many Remisiers are ...
Oct 11, 2017 · The Singapore Exchange (SGX) is looking to create more leeway for remisiers, after it revised some of its rules on securities trading and market practices. According to SGX, brokers will have more freedom to negotiate their agreements with remisiers and set the amount of security deposit needed after a credit assessment is done.
Remisiers are not simply order-takers, but are also - since the inception of the Singapore stock market - inherently involved in multiple value-added roles before and after each share transaction.
