n.
The act of coming between; intervention; mediation; interposition. Burke.
| Dictionary: In·ter·me·di·a·tion |
The act of coming between; intervention; mediation; interposition. Burke.
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| Banking Dictionary: Intermediation |
Process of transferring funds from an ultimate source to the ultimate user. A Financial Institution such as a bank, intermediates credit when it obtains money from a depositor and relends it to a borrowing customer. The opposite is Disintermediation, the withdrawal of deposit funds when savers expect to earn a higher yield through direct investment such as stocks or bonds. See also Financial Intermediary.
| Real Estate Dictionary: Intermediation |
The normal flow of funds into Financial Intermediaries such as S&Ls, which lend out the money. Contrast Disintermediation.
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