Conceptually, Reintermediation can be thought of as an answer to disintermediation, which is the movement of investment funds away from financial intermediaries into other investments.
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Early peer-to-peer asset management was also characterized by disintermediation and reliance on social networks but features like Social Trading have started to fade.
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In response to the threat of disintermediation, some retailers have attempted to integrate a virtual presence and a physical presence in a strategy known as bricks and clicks.
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Disintermediation occurs when inflation rates are high but bank interest rates are stagnant and the bank depositors can get better returns by investing in mutual funds or in securities.
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That eliminates the middle man, which " is called'Disintermediation, "'said Philip Nowers, managing director of the Colombian Flower Council in Miami.
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Reintermediation occurred due to many new problems associated with the e-commerce disintermediation concept, largely centered on the issues associated with the direct-to-consumers model.
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"We believe that the stock market is discounting the future of companies like ours because there is a belief of the threat of disintermediation, " said Wachsman.
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Its commercial model should make it a poster boy for the disintermediation of publishers and the direct to consumer distribution channel in which so many developers place their hopes ."
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It's just that the online insurance scene is at the moment is profoundly confusing, with no single approach _ " disintermediation " or otherwise _ rising to dominance.
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For example, electronic commerce was predicted to cause disintermediation as search costs become low enough for end-consumers to incur them directly instead of employing retailers to do this for them.
