Phrases with «financial intermediation»

"Financial intermediation" refers to the process in which a third party, such as a bank or a financial institution, acts as a link or middleman between borrowers and lenders. They pool money from individuals who have surplus funds and lend it to those who need it, such as individuals or businesses. This helps to facilitate the flow of funds in the economy and allows individuals and businesses to access loans or investments they may not be able to obtain directly. Full definition

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Sentences with «financial intermediation»

Indeed, less, because Jack Bogle's «Cost Matters Hypothesis» is right: «Gross returns in the financial markets minus the costs of financial intermediation equal the net returns actually delivered to investors.» (researchaffiliates.com)
As discussed in Box C in the May 2003 Statement, the first adjustment has been to add back to the published series the imputed financial intermediation service charge deducted by the ABS. (rba.gov.au)
That said, the increase in financial intermediation accelerated during the terms of Bush, Sr, and Clinton. (alephblog.com)
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Phrases with «financial intermediation»

Sentences with «financial intermediation»

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