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a person skilled in large scale financial transactions

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/mun"ee man'/, n., pl. moneymen.

1. an investor; angel; backer.

2. a person responsible for managing money or financial arrangements of a business, institution, etc.

[1565-75; MONEY + MAN¹]

monˈeyman noun

A person employed or specializing in finance

Main Entry: ↑money