Definition Market maker

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Market maker

A market maker is when a brokerage, bank or firm maintain a set bid and ask price with a set number of specific securities and when these prices are met must immediately buy or sell these securities from their own account. This is done to create liquidity in the security and is also known as "making a market". Typically there is a separation between the market makers and the brokerage so brokers don't recommend these securities to clients simply to create their new market.

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