What is street-side booking?
"This is a technical term referring to the ""double entry""-styled book keeping of trades by brokers. Suppose a client executes a buy order with their broker.  The broker's accounting for this ""trade"" will be recorded as two different ""deals"" : One ""deal"" showing the client as buyer and the broker as seller, and a second ""deal"" showing the broker as buyer and the clearing house as seller.  The net result of these two deals is that the broker has no net position while the client has a net buy and the clearing house has a net sell with respect to this broker's account as accounted for internally by the broker. (And the same methods apply for a client sell order.) The client/broker ""deal"" record - i.e., the client side of the trade - is called the ""client side booking"", while the broker/clearing house ""deal"" record is called the ""street side booking""." The way I would use it is, every trade done by a broker has a client side and a street side.  The client side is for their brokerage account, and the street side is whoever they traded with Say, John Doe calls me at Charles Schwab and wants to buy 100 IBM.  I look at the market and decide that the best execution is on Arca.  I trade on Arca for the client.  Then, I book a client side trade into his account, and a street side trade against Arca.  If I myself was a dealer in IBM and executed against my inventory, the street side would basically be internal, booking a trade against my account.
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I do not know if any existing companies have an app, and that seems to be the only unique feature of JetSmarter but that's really all that it is. They don't provide pilots or aircraft so hopefully their 'finders fee' is enough to keep them afloat. TravelGuysOnline is the largest online hotels and flight booking website in the United Kingdom. We also provide adventure tour and car hire service. If you want to cheap car hire for any destination, then you can search on our website and book your car at the cheapest rent. It is hard to convey the value of reputation and good service. However, with car hire, this comes in the form of quality cars that do not break down, 24/7 service and availability. I'm on the other side! I was recently (just today) extended an informal offer from a team that's seeing some pretty big growth recently. I'm 6 months into my entry/mid level management position and I've been thinking about working in client-facing roles. 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Ridesharing is just a term for Unmarked taxi booked through app.      I have no issue with that, since ""Government regulated taxi"" is so awful in almost every city on earth, that ridesharing has improved safety and convenience." "Hi Ly Sok  You could give free maps out to your clients. Easily print these off. Talk about the city as you drive through pointing out good value restaurants and places of interest.   When someone buys something from me. I try to understand it as ""someone buying my time"" so I like to think of there problems.   Your clients are mostly tourists or locals I assume. Locals like to here local news and learn things -like new roads being built or a cinema opening. Crime and cool things going on.  Tourists want to make there money go further and so learning about the best local experience is often what they want to do. A pick up service is often appreciated and possibly you could emphasis to tourists how safe certain areas are and that maybe they should hide there flashy phone or camera in this area.   I feel recommendations are the way to go. Giving a number they can text you on makes it easier to send a location. For pick ups.   Since uber is a big thing for clients back home. Maybe you could parody the name   ""TukUber""  This would instantly make people remember you and you could also look at how you could make your service like uber on a personal level.   Sounds like a fun project. Good luck"