2017SSRN Electronic JournalOpen access

Financial Intermediaries: Theory and Practice

Miroslav Nedelchev

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The development of society puts the forefront of knowledge about the nature and functioning of financial intermediaries. Their role in promoting market principles requires a high level of governance not only for financial intermediaries themselves but also for stakeholders.

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The development of society puts the forefront of knowledge about the nature and functioning of financial intermediaries. Their role in promoting market principles requires a high level of governance not only for financial intermediaries themselves but also for stakeholders.

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The development of society puts the forefront of knowledge about the nature and functioning of financial intermediaries. Their role in promoting market principles requires a high level of governance not only for financial intermediaries themselves but also for stakeholders.

Key concepts: Intermediary, Financial intermediary, Business, Corporate governance, Finance, Financial market, Financial system, Accounting

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