intermediation

IPA: ɪntɝmˈidiˈeɪʃʌn

Examples of "intermediation" in Sentences

It limits them to their legitimate purpose, namely intermediation as opposed to gambling.
This allows the US to act as banker to the world, skimming off an "intermediation" fee that allows positive returns on portfolio maturity and quality composition.
Since the word "intermediation" means that a company accepts deposits and then lends them to others, that fancy word in the strategy simply states the obvious: It's a bank.
He knows that an inverted yield curve severely and nearly instantly renders unprofitable most financial intermediation, which is the process of "borrowing short to lend long."
That the brave new world has all-of-the-above kind of people in't, communicating as peers rather than through hierarchy and intermediation, is in most ways cause for celebration.
And then generally, we and all remaining commercial banks to survive are going to face a really positive 20 years of re-intermediation as we move from 35 years of dis-intermediation of commercial banking balance sheet out into these capital markets, we are getting ready to go through 15 years of re-intermediation, which is going to be a phenomenal opportunity.