A bank that helps a company finance transactions can be seen as both a financial intermediary and a financial public.

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A bank that provides financing for a company's transactions acts as a financial intermediary by facilitating the flow of funds between the company and its customers or suppliers. At the same time, the bank also becomes a financial public by taking a direct interest in the success of the transactions and potentially sharing in the risks and rewards of the transaction.

A Bank That Helps a Company Finance Transactions Can Be