Financial Intermediation is the process by which financial institutions channel funds from surplus units to deficit units through the transformation of financial claims, thereby reducing information and transaction costs in financial markets.
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Financial Intermediation and Delegated Monitoring
Douglas W. Diamond · The Review of Economic Studies · 1984 · 8.5K citations
Franklin Allen, Douglas Gale · Journal of Political Economy · 2000 · 3.1K citations
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