Finanzintermediäre
Finanzintermediäre, also known as financial intermediaries, are entities that act as go-betweens in financial transactions. They facilitate the flow of funds between savers and borrowers, playing a crucial role in the functioning of financial markets and the economy as a whole. Their primary function is to channel money from those who have a surplus to those who need it.
Common examples of Finanzintermediäre include banks, credit unions, insurance companies, investment funds, and stock exchanges. Banks,
These intermediaries offer several benefits. They reduce transaction costs by matching lenders and borrowers more efficiently.