The phrase "a financier for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who provides financial support or funding for a specific project, organization, or individual.
Example: "She became a financier for the new startup, helping them secure the necessary capital to launch their product."
Alternatives: "a backer for" or "a sponsor for".
Among the allegations made against FBME by Fincen in 2014 were that a "customer received a deposit of hundreds of thousands of dollars from a financier for Lebanese Hezbollah", and that "as of 2008, a financial adviser for a major transnational organised crime figure who banked entirely at FBME" had "maintained a relationship" with the bank's owners.
However, Kashkari did say that his experiences as an aerospace engineer, a financier for Silicon Valley technology companies and an assistant Treasury secretary during the financial crisis tell him that the promised Los Angeles-to-San Angeles-to-San Angeles-to-Sanwill take longer than planned to complete and cost more than the $68-billion price tag.
He was arrested along with Mr. Mohammed and Mustafa al-Hisawai, who is accused of being a financier for Al Qaeda.
In 1987, at the top of the market, he sold the network to Alan Bond, a financier, for an unheard-of A$1 billion threee years later, he bought it back for a quarter of the price.
They added that Mr. Marri's effort to call a financier for Al Qaeda by using a calling card account also used by Mohammed Atta, ringleader of the Sept. 11 attacks, further corroborated his role.
The highest sale for a private house in New York was the $53 million sale in October for the Harkness Mansion at 4 East 75th Street, and the highest price of a condo was the purchase of several units at the Time Warner Center to David Martinez, a financier, for $54.7 million.
Additionally, it should be a financier of CHI schemes especially for the indigent.
China would be a logical financier for such a pipeline, said Li Xinfeng, a researcher at the Institute of West Asian and African Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
I quickly showered before joining the other guests — a Tanzanian doctor and her American husband, visiting from Oslo; a married couple from Colorado; an entertainment journalist and a Hollywood financier — for honeydew melon, fresh currants, yogurt, granola, an omelet, chicken sausage and, of course, my doughnuts.
A That's why I have a financier working for me — Emmanuel Ducas.
Judith, we soon learn, is the disgraced wife of a financier jailed for losing millions of his clients' money while living high.
