disintermediation
the act of removing funds from savings banks and placing them into short-term investments on which the interest-rate yields are higher.
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How to use disintermediation in a sentence
So, experience and value exchange at the top, data architecture and technology environments is second, and then leaning in for disintermediation and next best action environments would be a third.
A customer-centric approach is key in a post-pandemic world | MIT Technology Review Insights | September 9, 2021 | MIT Technology Reviewdisintermediation of our own business is actually just providing consumers and businesses with choice.
Why Mastercard isn’t a credit card company, according to its outgoing CEO Ajay Banga | cleaf2013 | December 3, 2020 | FortuneThe effect of these changes is a massive disintermediation of the $70 billion-plus mobile advertising market.
British Dictionary definitions for disintermediation
/ (dɪsˌɪntəˌmiːdɪˈeɪʃən) /
finance the elimination of such financial intermediaries as banks and brokers in transactions between principals, often as a result of deregulation and the use of computers
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