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Typical accountabilities and responsibilities
The author of this occupation profile is a highly respected within industry but due to time commitments has a little more work to do to complete the profile. Please check back over the next two weeks
Career Options Available
Your career path may change from one type of stockbroking to another, depending on the nature of your employer. For instance, you have the choice to move from execution-only to discretionary dealing. Or you may choose to move from corporate stockbroking to dealing with private clients only.
You may also choose to further the direction of your career, and specialise in a different field of financial trading. The specialist options, other than stockbroker, include commodities trader, financial market dealer, financial planner, and investment banker or merchant banker.
About the Author
The author of this occupation profile is a highly respected within industry but due to time commitments has a little more work to do to complete the profile. Please check back over the next two weeks

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