Securities Commodities and Financial Services Sales Agents - Arrow
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) originated from the Buttonwood Agreement, signed on May 17, 1792, by 24 stockbrokers and merchants. This agreement, made under a Buttonwood tree, established trading rules and commissions, forming the basis for the modern NYSE.
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Creative & Visual Skills
Communication & Interpersonal Skills
Critical Thinking & Judgement
Emotional Intelligence & Personal Traits
Professional & Technical Knowledge
Organizational & Operational Skills
Physical & Situational Readiness
Where does this job happen?
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents primarily work in financial centers and for various types of financial institutions.
What do they actually do?
A Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agent essentially acts as a bridge between financial markets and clients, helping individuals and businesses manage and grow their money. Their specific duties can vary greatly depending on their specialization, but generally, they perform a combination of sales, advisory, and analytical tasks.
What kind of person does this?
A Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agent needs to be a very specific type of individual to thrive in this demanding and competitive field.
What skills do you need?
To succeed as a Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agent, you need a strong blend of hard skills (technical knowledge and abilities) and soft skills (interpersonal and personal attributes).
How much money can you make?
- Average Base Pay: Around $54,070 per year.
- Range: From $33,720 to $193,170.
- The mean annual wage for this occupation around the globe is around $101,650.
- Range: From $33,720 to $193,170.
- The mean annual wage for this occupation around the globe is around $101,650.