maklerski

Maklerski is a Polish adjective derived from makler (broker) and is used to describe things related to a broker or brokerage. In everyday usage it most often appears in financial contexts to denote activities, services, or entities involved in mediating the purchase and sale of financial instruments.

In finance, maklerskie activities cover the execution of client orders, custody and settlement of securities, and often investment advisory or research services. The group of activities is commonly referred to as czynności maklerskie. Such activities are regulated by the Polish financial authorities, and entities that perform them require appropriate authorization. In Poland these entities are typically called dom maklerski or biuro maklerskie and may operate as standalone brokerage firms or as units within banks.

The term also appears in phrases like rynek maklerski (brokerage market), usługi maklerskie (brokerage services), and spółka maklerska (brokerage company). While the financial sense is predominant, maklerski can be used to describe broker-related aspects in other markets where licensed brokerage services are provided.

Overall, maklerski denotes the brokerage-related aspects of intermediary services, regulatory compliance, and market activity centered on facilitating trading and investment on behalf of clients.