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Guide Pratique De L’Intermédiation Financière

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  • Kais Ben Mbarek

    (UJ - Université de Jendouba)

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This educational document provides a structured analysis of financial intermediation in France, covering theoretical, institutional and recent sectoral developments. Intended for undergraduate and graduate students in economics and finance, it presents the fundamental mechanisms of banking and non-banking intermediation, the European regulatory framework (Basel III, PSD2, MiCA), as well as technological innovations transforming the sector (FinTech, blockchain, artificial intelligence). The guide is based on a progressive approach combining theoretical concepts and practical applications, enabling an in-depth understanding of contemporary issues in financial intermediation. The five chapters successively cover theoretical foundations, traditional banking intermediation, the role of financial markets, intermediation in insurance and savings, and the challenges of digital transformation. This work is part of an educational perspective aimed at providing students and young professionals with the keys to understanding a sector undergoing profound change.

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  • Kais Ben Mbarek, 2025. "Guide Pratique De L’Intermédiation Financière," Post-Print hal-05253490, HAL.
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