"financial provider" is a perfectly valid phrase in English, and can be used in both spoken and written contexts.
For example: "I recently switched to a new financial provider, and so far I'm very pleased with the service."
Choosing to have a child alone, as sole financial provider when I was 35, rather than die childless.
The other option is to take out a personal pension through a financial provider or insurance company.
The government-backed financial provider suggests just one in 10 will raid their savings, compared with almost one in five in 2002.
Many immigrants in New York lead double lives: restaurant dishwasher in Queens and family patriarch in Mexico, or manicurist in Midtown and financial provider back in China.
Mr. De la Rosa, the sole financial provider for a stepson with cerebral palsy who Mr. De la Rosa said could not receive proper medical treatment in Mexico, will have his case retried.
"A man marrying an adolescent can 'feel younger' and is considered by other men as a 'lucky man' and this is accompanied by the fact that he is usually the financial provider in the marriage so he has more decision-making power and can have more control over his spouse," says Sinesi.
Furthermore, financial providers provide the necessary funds, while public administrations are contacted when applying for investment subsidies.
"We may know this person is receiving certain statements digitally from financial providers," he said.
Mobile financial services could lift incomes by $50bn by enabling farmers to borrow and financial providers to lend.
That means consumers would have more power to choose how to share and consolidate their data across different financial providers.
DfID hopes that the campaign will be able to support non-bank financial providers to create mobile payment systems.
