Intermediation
Pronunciation: /ˈˌɪntɝˈˌmidieɪʃən/
Intermediation (noun)
- The act of being a middle person who connects two sides so they can agree or work together.
- The process where a firm or institution links savers and borrowers, moving money between them.
- The service of matching buyers and sellers, reducing search time and helping trades happen.
Examples
- Intermediation helps two sides reach an agreement.
- The team used intermediation to reduce misunderstandings.